Sentence for grass | Use grass in a sentence

Sentences with grass. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use grass in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for grass.

• The soundless footsteps on the grass! (8)
• Acorns all over the grass. (8)
• I sucked a blade of grass. (10)
• And the grass went on ripening. (8)
• He threw himself down on the grass. (8)
• The grass never grew under the feet of Mr. (8)
• He wanted it to take place on green grass. (10)
• I got my footing on grass, and liked the work. (10)
• He bent to touch the grass as she stepped on it. (10)
• No grass should grow under the feet of his decision! (8)
• The grass was drenching wet, so he descended to the road. (8)
• The rain had drenched the long grass, and she turned back. (8)
• Longing that passed through air, as the wind through grass. (8)
• Flying there again to-night, with no lovers on the grass below! (8)
• They all belonged to grass and blossom, flowers and running water. (8)
• As well might grass stay its ripening because it shall be cut down! (8)
• A beetle was moving slowly in the grass, which almost wanted cutting. (8)
• We spent our last afternoon in that orchard, lying in the long grass. (8)
• He trod softly on the grass, and was quite close before she heard him. (8)
• He confessed to not having noticed them in the grass: what was the name? (10)
• Swaying over, she lay face down, clasping at the wet grass and the earth. (8)
• And far in the Park, as near the centre as might be, he lay down on the grass. (8)
• And he saw a flame leap up, a pale broad pathway of light blanching the grass. (8)
• And he galloped over the winter-dried grass of Richmond Park, fearing to be late. (8)
• By instinct he ran silently on the grass edge, and Markey, imitating, ran behind. (8)
• He noted the prismatic colors in all the dewdrops upon a million blades of grass. (1)
• Putting his hand down, he felt the grass; it was dry, and charged with electricity. (8)
• Great bouquets of swelling blue and pink hydrangia nestled at his feet on shaven grass. (10)
• Salt is in it to keep our fleshly grass from putrefaction; poets might proclaim its virtues. (10)
• A sleepy beetle dropped on its back; he turned it over and watched it scurry across the grass. (8)
• That decorousness, that brightness, melted off what lay behind, as frosty dew melts off grass. (8)
• Let moon and wind and golden sun And stars beyond all telling Make, every day, a sweeter grass. (8)
• The bird stopped in mid-air, jerked forward, and fell headlong into the grass sods with a thud. (8)
• And on the grass, and in the blue sky, and on the almond-blossom was the first spring brilliance. (8)
• So devotional was that hush, burning the spicy incense of millions of leaves and blades of grass. (8)
• You never got to the end of looking into water, or grass or fern; always something queer and new. (8)
• So when sky and grass met rolling dumb for thunder, Saw I once a white dove, sole light of earth. (10)
• The traveller spread his hands, palms downwards, on the grass and looked at Shelton with, a smile. (8)
• Out from the smooth grass of the lane a couple of horsemen issued, and came straight to the gates. (10)
• Each leaf that lived out there, each flower, each blade of grass, were sworn to conspiracy of perfume. (8)
• She was lying gracefully on the grass, with her face smothered in her hands, and her whole body shaking. (8)
• Blank walls and shuttered windows were turned to the great edifice, and grass grew on the white causeway. (2)
• Every bough was swinging in the wind, every spring bird calling, and a slanting sunlight dappled the grass. (8)
• Then, like a gigantic moth she fluttered forth, blanched and noiseless flew over the grass, spun and hovered. (8)
• She would gladly have flung herself down on the dewy grass to rest, stretched at full length on the cool turf. (5)
• Before them, between great mountains, glimmered a space of rolling grass fed to deep greenness by many brooks. (10)
• Like a shadow she passed across the grass, out of the garden gate, down the road under the black dripping trees. (8)
• Still holding that hand before his mouth, and smothering the sound of his feet in the long grass, he crept away. (8)
• Trot and stride, Crossjay and Vernon entered the park, careless about wet grass, not once looking at the house. (10)
• The yellow leaves were thicker about the feet of the trees, and the grass was silvery gray with the belated dews. (9)
• Clumps of grass, and sharp flint-dust stuck between his fists, which were thrust out stiff on either side of him. (10)
• The signorina had dropped to the grass, at a short step from the Chief, to whom her face was now seriously given. (10)
• It struck the creeping figures and gave them monstrous shadows, which caricatured their movements on the lit grass. (1)
• Grass seed should then be selected which will give the most rugged growth for the particular conditions of the site. (17)
• It smelled of new-mown grass, was full of little shiverings of leaves, and all colored like the bloom of a black grape. (8)
• The trees and the grass, the earth and the sky, all the multitudinous voices of unconscious life, had not spoken to him. (13)
• Several ladies were coming across the grass toward him from the hotel, lifting their skirts and tiptoeing through the dew. (9)
• Knots of fern were about, but the tops of the mounds were firm grass, evidently well rolled, and with an eye to airy feet. (10)
• Delicious fragrance came to them, as if little invisible creatures were running and treading scent out of the blades of grass. (8)
• About their doors swarmed the common prisoners, spilling out over the steps and on the grass, where some of them lounged smoking. (9)
• One sniffed the dews, and could fancy fresh smells of stubble earth and dank woodland grass in the very streets of dirty Bevisham. (10)
• But presently I saw him draw his arm away ever so carefully, lay her head down on the grass, and lean forward to stare at something. (8)
• Coming back across the burnt-up grass, strewn with paper bags, banana peel, and the cores of apples, he hooked his hand into her arm. (8)
• Human hearts to me shall be Viewless violets in the grass, And as I pass, Odours and sweet imagery Will wait on mine and gladden me! (10)
• And, turning on his face, he rested his chin on his hands, and stared at the short grass where the little blue milkwort was growing…. (8)
• Miss Middleton spoke of having to see Mrs. Montague, the housekeeper, with reference to the bath for Crossjay, and stepped off the grass. (10)
• She disappeared through the door, and Jeff waited by the steps outside, plucking up one long grass stem after another and biting it in two. (9)
• They missed the simple dignity of the blanching Indian maids, who used to squat about on the grass, with their laps full of moccasins and pin-cushions. (9)
• Brooding, while in the air flies chased each other, insects crawled together in the grass, and the first principle of nature worked everywhere its sane fulfilment. (8)

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