"Grass" Example Sentences
1. The green grass is soft under my feet.
2. I laid down on the grass and watched the clouds float by.
3. She rolled down the grassy hill laughing with joy.
4. The lawn was overgrown with long grass.
5. I mowed the grass every weekend.
6. The horses were grazing in the grassy field.
7. He sat under the shady tree eating his lunch on the grass.
8. The boys played football on the green grass of the park.
9. The cow chewed its cud as it stood in the grass.
10. The grass is always greener on the other side.
11. They sat in the dry grass waiting for the rain to come.
12. The frost had browned the grass overnight.
13. She scattered grass seed in the bare patch of earth.
14. Her dress was stained green from lying in the grass.
15. I sat under the oak tree and plucked grass blades one by one.
16. The damp grass soaked my sneakers.
17. My allergies went crazy when the grass started pollinating in the spring.
18. A herd of cattle were grazing quietly on the rolling grassy hills.
19. The young deer ran through the tall grass of the meadow.
20. I picked dandelions from the lawn's thick grass.
21. The rabbit sniffed around for food among the long grass.
22. We could smell the fresh scent of cut grass.
23. Wildflowers bloomed among the grass of the field.
24. I laid a blanket down on the dewy grass.
25. He tried in vain to revive the brown, withered grass.
26. Bees buzzed lazily among the flowering heads of grass.
27. The grass needs trimming again, it's getting long.
28. The soft lawn grass cushioned my fall.
29. I ran through the sprinkler on a hot summer day, making the grass wet.
30. Dewdrops glistened on green blades of grass in the morning sun.
31. The grasshopper jumped into the tall grass.
32. A cool breeze rustled through the grass.
33. She stuck dandelions and clover into her braids as she sat on the grass.
34. He plucked out a handful of grass and scattered it in the wind.
35. The animals hid in the tall grass to escape from danger.
36. Snakes lurked among the long grass waiting for prey.
37. The farmer gathered hay from the meadow grass.
38. The scent of freshly cut grass and green leaves filled the air.
39. There were mushrooms hidden among the lush grass.
40. Fields of wildflowers and tall prairie grass stretched as far as the eye could see.
41. I rested my head on the soft cushion of grass.
42. Fireflies lit up the tall grass at twilight.
43. The smell of damp grass in the summer always reminds me of my childhood.
44. Grass seeds got stuck to my socks.
45. The baby lay in the grass giggling and grabbing at dandelions.
46. Fluffy white dandelion seeds floated away into the breeze from the freshly cut grass.
47. A weed wacker buzzed as it trimmed the tall grass.
48. Tennis balls rolled into the thick grass by the baseline.
49. My dog liked to roll around in long, damp grass.
50. Bees and butterflies flitted among the tall grass in the meadow.
51. Snakes hid under rocks and in clumps of dry grass.
52. My fingers brushed against the dewy grass in the early morning.
53. The aroma of fresh-cut grass lingered in the air.
54. Children's laughter rang out across the grassy park.
55. The grass stains wouldn't come out of my son's jeans.
56. The blades of grass tickled my face.
57. Ants marched through the green grass in a long line.
58. The gardener cut the overgrown grass with sharp shears.
59. Tadpoles swam around in the murky water of the long grass.
60. The grasshopper jumped over the green blades of grass.
Common Phases
1. The
grass is always greener on the other side - used to refer to the perception that something perceived from a distance appears better than it really is.
2. Keep your nose to the grindstone - work diligently and steadily. The phrase refers to keeping ones nose close to the grindstone while sharpening blades.
3. Cut the
grass under someone's feet - to undermine someone or prevent their progress.
4. Beat a dead horse - to continue talking or arguing about something that has already been resolved or decided.
5. Eat
grass - to suffer or endure hardship.
6. Fight like cats and dogs - used to describe two people who argue frequently and violently.
7. Smokeless
grass - money; refers to paper currency.
8. Green
grass and high tides - good times and plenty.
9. Let the
grass grow under your feet - to be idle or inactive.
10. Lie down with the lamb and rise up with the
grass - rest early and rise late.
11. Make hay while the sun shines - seize opportunities when they arise.
12. Sleeping on the long green - gambling late into the night, referring to green baize cloth often covering gambling tables.