Sentences with phrase «grass fields in»

If enhanced availability of maize leads to even more wintering geese in Denmark, this may cause conflicts with agriculture as the geese may turn to other crops, including grass fields in spring and winter crops.

In recent months, officials have discussed installing a turf field instead of a grass field in the park — at an added cost of up to $ 1 million, which the Lyons Township Soccer Club has said is needed for the community's large number of soccer players.

On the northeast corner of this intersection where now the official residence of governor of Bali, previously stood the Royal Palace of Denpasar, the grass field in front of the governor's residence, now known as Puputan Square, was the place where the King of Denpasar met his people.

She then laid out the video frame by frame, just as she did with the eagle video in Almost Like Rebar No. 2 and the video of a girl in a grass field in Almost Like Rebar No. 4, which enables the viewer to scrutinize every transitory moment otherwise unnoticed in a continuous motion picture.

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I smelled the locker room and the cut grass on the football field, and I heard the crowds in the bleachers as they shouted for Matt Mayberry.

A month later Kristy, who gave birth to the couple's daughter Dylan in September 2011, led Haute Living on a tour of the immaculate 9 - acre grounds — complete with a paddleball and grass tennis court, soccer field, outdoor pool and fountain — and spoke to us about her Hamptons life.»

In this vast cosmos, such as science knows it, we humans (even as an entire race, from beginning to end) are barely a speck in silent space, unimportant, less enduring than galaxies and stars» less so even than many plants, insects, and viruses» here today like the grass of the field, tomorrow gonIn this vast cosmos, such as science knows it, we humans (even as an entire race, from beginning to end) are barely a speck in silent space, unimportant, less enduring than galaxies and stars» less so even than many plants, insects, and viruses» here today like the grass of the field, tomorrow gonin silent space, unimportant, less enduring than galaxies and stars» less so even than many plants, insects, and viruses» here today like the grass of the field, tomorrow gone.

Thou feedest the birds and the fishes; while Thou givest rain in the desert, so that grass springs up, Thou providest food in the field for all animals, and when they hunger, they raise their faces to Thee.

Man, of course, is like one of the natural objects in the hands of man: «Their inhabitants, shorn of strength, are dismayed and confounded, and have become like plants of the field, and like tender grass, like grass on the housetops...» What is forgotten is that when the power of man is unleashed it is never in the hands of all men («man» here means some men rather than all men, and this is even more flagrantly so today).

The description of the fowls of the air, the lilies of the field, the grass which today is and tomorrow is cast into the oven, and Solomon in all his glory, has etched itself forever on the memory of humanity in most of the languages of the world.

... God so clothes the grass of the field...» Matthew (6: 28 - 30) «In saying that the Church should take serious note of modern science in her catechesis and in her evangelisation we are merely affirming that this improved observation should help to develop further our vision of reality.&raquIn saying that the Church should take serious note of modern science in her catechesis and in her evangelisation we are merely affirming that this improved observation should help to develop further our vision of reality.&raquin her catechesis and in her evangelisation we are merely affirming that this improved observation should help to develop further our vision of reality.&raquin her evangelisation we are merely affirming that this improved observation should help to develop further our vision of reality.»

I am so excited about this episode of the Grass Fed Podcast because we have two experts in the field of autoimmune and nutrition.

When it comes to the consumer's perception of «free - range,» arguably the vision that «free - range» most often conjures is of a bird happily hunting and pecking in the grass in an open field.

Jean just kept his foot in and passed half the field on the grass to shoot into the lead of the race.

A few seconds past 2:30 p.m. this Monday afternoon in Crosley Field in Cincinnati a young man — named Fowler, perhaps, or Nuxhall, or maybe Valentine or Baczewski or Podbielan — dressed in cleated shoes, flannel knickers, a peaked cap and a shirt bearing a scarlet letter «C» over the left breast, will stand for a moment on a low, hard - packed mound of dirt in the middle of a green square of grass, take a deep breath and then, with a violent twisting of his body, throw a baseball.

He was awed by the perfect grass, the bleached uniforms, the watered infield dirt, the men who traveled the country playing the game he and David played on the bumpy field behind the elementary school on Medford Avenue in Patchogue.

FedEx Field will also need to look at some new grass or turf, because that abysmal playing surface probably played a role in this injury.

During that time some work was done on the artificial components of the field, while in the next few days a touchup of natural grass will be completed.

Park District director Dean Bissias said the soccer club approached the park district about installing a synthetic turf field in the place of a natural grass field as the district moves forward with major renovations to the park at East Ogden Avenue and Locust Avenue.

Amatul Wadood Nazli, Mansehra, Pakistan Photo: Sebastián Puenzo Breastfeeding is very common in our district of Mansehra, northeast Pakistan, an area with lush, feminine beauty, with high green mountains, fields of grass, and crops of maize, wheat, rice, and all kinds of fruits and vegetables.

Replacing the grass is necessary because of the wear and tear on the field and the changes in climate through the course of a Bears season, from exhibition games in August through the final home game on December 28 against Minnesota.

In addition, the outside thirds of the field had to be cored and plugged with rye grass to staple the old sod onto the base.

Camp: The name in French means «little field»... appropriate for a wee babe who will be rolling around on the grass in the little field of our own backyard.

Pond / wetlands / natural area, two ballfields, basketball court, open play / grass field, tot lot, playground, in - line hockey / skating court.

Breastfeeding is very common in our district of Mansehra, northeast Pakistan, an area with lush, feminine beauty, with high green mountains, fields of grass, and crops of maize, wheat, rice, and all kinds of fruits and vegetables.

Former Communications Minister in the erstwhile John Dramani Mahama administration has described the alleged leaked report of the Prof Kwesi Botwe Committee as dust on the shoes of a school boy who has played on field without grass.

Throughout the grass fields, in the bustle of traffic coming to and from work, on a tiny sailboat in the mighty river, throughout this great county and valley of ours — I see our potential and feel the hope.

Everyyear, dozens of new grass varieties are sprung upon the Americanpublic: TifSport, Mohawk, Axcella, Princess 77, each one meant toconquer some fraction of the 30 million acres of lawn, golf course, athletic field, public park, cemetery, and sod farm in the UnitedStates.

A bioenergy field trial in Wisconsin is evaluating how switchgrass, Miscanthus, corn stover, poplar trees, and native prairie grasses stack up against each other.

This increase should result in a more uniform field that allows the ball, when struck, to keep on a straight path instead of being nudged in one direction or another by the fake grass blades.

Wartbiter crickets, on the other hand, prefer fields grazed by cows, which leave enough long grass for wartbiters to hide in.

Geladas spend the bulk of their days sitting in fields eating grass, and by night they climb onto the ledges of cliff faces to sleep.

Thus, DTV offers startlingly sharp pictures, capable of revealing individual blades of grass on a field or the writing on a ransom note held in a fictional detective's hand.

But fields of switchgrass and mixed prairie — planted mixtures of perennial grasses and flowering plants — enhanced biodiversity and improved ecosystem services, Landis and colleagues report January 13 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

In a series of experiments in field sites in the UK and Germany, scientists tested the soil's structural stability when planted with a variety of different grasses, herbs and legumeIn a series of experiments in field sites in the UK and Germany, scientists tested the soil's structural stability when planted with a variety of different grasses, herbs and legumein field sites in the UK and Germany, scientists tested the soil's structural stability when planted with a variety of different grasses, herbs and legumein the UK and Germany, scientists tested the soil's structural stability when planted with a variety of different grasses, herbs and legumes.

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These insects thrive in the surrounding fields, trees, soil and grass,...» More...

It is especially nice doing this on a warm summer's day in a field of soft, welcoming grass.

I am so excited about this episode of the Grass Fed Podcast because we have two experts in the field of autoimmune and nutrition.

For example, as you probably already know, grass - fed beef from cattle that roam outside in grassy fields is MUCH healthier for you than typical grain - fed beef from a factory farm feedlot.

out of thin air shallow breaths are born giving life where there was once none providing comfort to those who grieve to those whose lives are in desperate need of meaningful nurturing burial grounds of once mighty empires have long expired and recycled into fields of grasses and wildflowers articulated masterpieces of complexion breathing quietly and free from harm https://jdubqca.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/in-search-of-flowers.mp3 may two thousand eighteen copyright j matthew waters all right reserved

The color of the fields were a perfect marigold, and since we've had so much rain this year in California, the grass was unseasonably green.

I find myself getting distracted when I am driving around by all of the beautiful fields with the tall grass blowing in the wind.

Makes me feel like I'm walking in a field of grass and flowers.

One of my favorite ways to dress is like a hippie, hipster, whatever you want to call people who attend 5 day music festivals in the middle of a grass field.

Admission was onl y $ 5.00 per person ($ 20.00 max per car) and we got to walk through the fields of tulips and sit down in the grass and watch the hot air balloon while enjoying a nice little picnic together.

The field flowers and grasses seem to dance in a gentle breeze.

The dark.rain.the sun in a field of grass on the way to the beach.

The brainchild of Steve Ross (a passionate soccer fan who was also a major executive at Warner Communications) and Ahmet Ertegun and Nesuhi Ertegun (the founders of Atlantic Records), the Cosmos got off to a rocky start in 1971 (no one was especially happy with the playing field at Randall's Island, and some rowdy fans were known to throw broken glass onto the grass), but things changed in 1975 when the world's most celebrated soccer star, the Brazilian champion Pele, signed with the Cosmos for a five - million - dollar payday.

Since «George Washington» (2000) opens with a teenage girl's dreamy, wise - beyond - her - years narration as the camera floats in slow - motion through waving fields of grass and glides along railroad tracks, you probably don't need to be told that first - time feature director David Gordon Green, then just twenty five and fresh out of film school, was a big Terrence Malick fan.