Sentences with phrase «on grass fields»

Smaller schools are also more likely to play on grass fields, and if it rains much, often teams are prohibited from playing or practicing because of the damage to the turf.

This has helped give turf overs essentially an even ROI over the past fourteen seasons compared to the -3.1 % recorded on grass fields.

In fact, the anti-lock system seemed to engage a tad too soon, and the car took a long time to come to a halt on the dirt road and on the grass field where I tested the brakes.

Two hours later we finished playing a full - size game on a grass field, which was covered in cow shit.

Not exact matches

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.»

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.

I planned from days of old what now I bring to pass, that you should turn fortified cities into heaps of ruins, 26 while 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; blighted before it is grown?

Like the birds of the air, who do not sow or reap, and the grass of the field, which do not labor or spin (Matt 6:26 - 28), I must learn to accept and rely on my Heavenly Father to provide.

The birds are singing, the frost is thawing and I can see a little bit of green grass coming through on the fields.

But they have put the ball on the Lambeau Field grass three times today, and John Kuhn's first - ever fumble as an NFL player finally gave the New York Giants a takeaway.

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

very long grass on their field today.

Steve Young, the Mormon millionaire, sat on the grass outside the Los Angeles Express practice field wearing a Dodger baseball cap, white sweatshirt, jeans and unlaced sneakers as he waited for a teammate to give him a ride to his hotel.

Artificial turf replaced natural grass more than a decade ago, but an underground irrigation system was created to accommodate the massive tree, which remains inside the track and behind the west end zone on Brother Fisher Field at St. Francis High.

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.

«You couldn't grow grass on the practice field,» says Hood.

From the big terrace windows, Bill can look down on the rye - grass baseball field that he built for his nine - year - old son, Max, and his teammates to practice on.

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.

Of course, this was the 70s, so the race didn't stop or anything as sensible as that and the field kept racing around the burning wreckage whilst marshals literally trained their fire extinguishers on Ickx, who was rolling around on the grass whilst on fire.

Starting from the back he carved his way through the field, a stellar performance only blighted by an attempt to go around the outside of Grosjean at Luffield, after which he found himself on the grass.

It is time we skipped over to the other field and played a game or two on the lush grass.

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.

Last year the team prevailed on the Chicago Park District to install a natural grass playing field and to let the Bears build 54 skyboxes atop the stadium «s south rim.

«I want to play here because the field is bigger,» said Booker, 17, a junior, as he stood on overgrown grass at Columbus Park where a pitcher's mound should have been.

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.

On Sunday, Shula and the Dolphins will return for the regular season opener and see if the grass is any better on his side of the fielOn Sunday, Shula and the Dolphins will return for the regular season opener and see if the grass is any better on his side of the fielon his side of the field.

Adding to the problem is that the diamonds are often used for football and soccer fields on the weekends, causing the grass to be trampled and overused, Schwerner said.

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.

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.

That money will go toward updates to the field itself, including a natural grass outfield with regraded turf on the pitchers» mound, to prevent flooding and fix hazardous holes that often caused players to trip, according to plans presented by the NYC Parks Department.The plan also includes new bleachers on both sides of the field, a new dugout, picnic and gaming tables, a box for equipment storage, a new water fountain and wooden fencing around the inner field.

Dick Armey, a former congressman from Texas who headed a conservative organization that had gone to the district to work for Mr. Hoffman, said the turn of events — and the surge of conservative grass - roots attention on this small race — underscored what he said was the mistaken argument by Republicans that they needed to field moderate candidates to be competitive.

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.

A ball game, it is played on a rectangular grass field, or occasionally on artificial turf, with a goal at each end of the field.

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

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.

Once established, the fields yielded from 5.2 to 11.1 metric tons of grass bales per hectare, depending on rainfall, says USDA plant scientist Ken Vogel.

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Focus on organic, fresh, and unprocessed foods and remove field - grass grains (including those containing gluten and gliadin), dairy, and legumes, which can lead to less inflammation and less pain perception.

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

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

If Goat Simulator really was a goat simulator, you'd spend the whole game padding around a field eating grass and occasionally being milked, before ending up on a plate in some upmarket restaurant.

(An Estimating Activity) How many blades of grass on a football field?

If we can't make inroads on the national level, we can and should advocate for policies on the state or local level through old - fashioned grass roots organizing, building a movement from within the field itself.

Once we drove on the grass through a field to go raspberry picking, in was kind of bumpy and interesting to drive off the road, and it made it!

I play rugby well into college, in intramural and rec leagues, until the day I'm on the bottom end of a pile - up and my face and upper body are mashed into moist grass and I feel fully, with a clarity that comes only from pain, that I have a body, that it has a shape and texture, and I get up from the pile and walk off the field and never play again.

The Case: According to news reports, on June 10, Oklahoma City Animal Welfare discovered the pet carriers thrown behind tall grass in a field near the intersection of S. MacArthur Road and Newcastle Road.

Five flourishing puppies will go on and live in memory of Ned, the dog who will never sniff the grass or the run the fields again; only, we hope, over the rainbow bridge.