Sentences with phrase «through dry grass»

«Uber is one of these great inventions, start - ups, of this new economy and it's taking off like fire through dry grass,» Cuomo said.

«And it's taking off like fire through dry grass.»

Not exact matches

This behemoth Tuscan style, dry - aged bone - in ribeye from a grass - fed, GMO free source drew much mouthwatering attention as it commanded its way through the dining room.

The next morning was cold but cloudless, and as we walked through sparse, boot - high grass, the dried earth crunched with each step.

A dry lightning strike, igniting decades of uncut, knee - high Central Park grass, would spread flames through town.

They skittishly grazed on tawny dried remnants of prairie grasses that poked up through the thin snow, taking quick bites, looking up for some long moments before stealing another mouthful of food.

These long, long dry periods reached from California, where so much food originates, through to the plains states, where again, a lot of food is grown, or raised as meat on grasses.

Today we worked through the body using dumbbells - I did have some other plans but with the rain and wet grass (and tired legs from the run last night) we stayed dry underneath the pavilion!

But 100 % grass - fed cows eat grass throughout their lives — ideally grazing in the pasture through the warmer months and eating dried grasses in the winters.

Stick with the asphalt and resist their urge to romp through the grass until completely dry.

He incorporates nature walks into the morning routine and takes us through the ancient site of an Indian village where little remains but dry grass and gooseberries.

Heading downstairs to the exhibition space, «Daughters of Penelope» surveys the historic relationship between women artists and Dovecot: there's a strong sense of place ever present, from Moss circle / square (2010) in which Caroline Dear draws on her training in basket weaving, picking out grasses from her home on Skye which she dries and knots into tactile, perishable grids, to Naomi Robertson's Kantha Diaries (2011) produced after a trip to west Bengal, absorbing Kantha quilt designs into blue - white reproductions of daily rhythms, or a rug, Untitled (2013) created by Julie Brook and Dovecot, that mimics the gradations of tone in the British artist's burnt ochre pigment drawings, picked up while travelling through deserts in Libya and Namibia.

Pretty soon, my summer fun turned into a dangerous game as a match flicked through the air ignited dry grass.