Sentence examples for work of grass from inspiring English sources

She is interested in the potential for oral history research to support the work of grass roots organizations to win social justice.

The park, thanks to the work of grass-roots groups and New York City and State agencies, has been remade into a green gem and will soon reopen after more than a decade.

The private America Supports You Fund and the Pentagon program with a similar name share the same goal: to promote and encourage the work of grass-roots groups that help soldiers and their families with things like small care packages for deploying troops and renovating houses to accommodate soldiers who come home wounded.

Harold is currently painting a bold, abstract work of grass-like strokes, inspired by a recent flourish of green in the desert; to gaze at it feels like you are lying in a grassy meadow looking at the brilliant blue sky.

He finds it mainly in the works of four 20th-century Central European writers whom he calls his "Pleiades" — Kafka, Musil, Broch and Gombrowicz — and more recently in the works of Grass, Fuentes, García Márquez, Goytisolo, Chamoiseau and Rushdie, as if there were among contemporary novelists a deliberate return to the source.

Newspaper can work instead of grass, but grass works a lot better.

In 2008, Joris Dik at Delft University of Technology used a similar x-ray technique to reveal a woman's face beneath Van Gogh's 1887 work, Patch of Grass.

Folsom, calling the find "a really important and authentic discovery", said the articles appeared halfway between the second edition of Whitman's life work, Leaves of Grass, in 1856, and the 1860 third edition, which contained his Calamus poems.

The technique was successfully tried out on a Van Gogh painting two years ago, revealing a portrait of a peasant woman behind the work Patch of Grass, from 1887.

Whitman's major work, Leaves of Grass, was first published in 1855 with his own money.

The technology, which has previously been used to uncover a Van Gogh portrait of a peasant woman underneath his 1887 work, "Patch of Grass," is an incredible resource for the art world.