Side above the mouth of a bold 12-metre-wide stream, which we call Peat Creek, the number of bogs and the amount of lawn in its waters. McIlroy suggested that normally, missing to the right of the green at par 5 is a bad choice, as the gallery tramples the grass, creating a wide expanse of swampy grass between there and the third tee. CATHLEEN: Give me the ladder, and I`ll put it on the lawn, just like it won`t know anything about them at all, and maybe, when the tide turns, she`ll come down to see if it floats from the east. Since I didn`t want to move to another gang`s territory, I let Andy show me some of his favorite areas. The transatlantic market is very competitive and the big airlines defending what they call their territory have added flights to some alternative airports in London. From its original meaning, which refers to the top layer of soil where plants are rooted, the lawn has expanded to include a number of senses. While you can carefully maintain your beautiful lawn, your dog might think of it as his lawn and bark to defend it from intruders. This lawn feeling means “sphere of influence” or territory. Both meanings of the word come from a Germanic root that comes from a Sanskrit word, darbha, “blade of grass”.
These are words that are often used in combination with lawn. These sample phrases are automatically selected from various online information sources to reflect the current use of the word “lawn”. The views expressed in the examples do not represent the views of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us your feedback. CATHLEEN: A cake baked on the fire for a short time. (Throwing away the lawn) and Bartley will want it when the tide turns when he goes to Connemara. Replays showed the ball splashing Parham as he hit the grass while being tightly defended by Raiders cornerback Isaiah Johnson. (Nora picks up the lawn and puts it around the oven.) MAURYA (looking up at Cathleen and talking awkwardly.): Isn`t that enough lawn you have for this day and evening? This territory belongs to us, we must assert ourselves, or we turn back and have lost it. So we wrote something called “This Turf Is Ours”: This lawn is ours, we drew a big white line with a restraint sign and they crossed it. It undermines the richest meadows and loosens the lawn so that it curls up like a lawn. How about a little worry about the Feds doing their damn job of securing the borders, rather than obscuring the legal wrangling on the ground where you get in? It must then be lined to the required size of bricks and cut with a sharp spade or lawniron. Hof in Öræfi has been an ecclesiastical site for almost 700 years and is first mentioned in a cartulary of 1343.
The Hofskirkja church was dedicated to St. Clement. The nucleus of the present church in Hof was built in 1884 and was the last peat church in the old Icelandic architectural style. Its walls are made of rock and its roof is made of stone slabs covered with peat. The altarpiece (an altarpiece or umbrella or decoration behind the altar in a church) in the Hofskirkja church was painted by the artist Ólafur Túbals. Hofskirkja Church is one of six surviving churches in Iceland that have been preserved as historical monuments. It is said that Páll Pálsson, a carpenter, built the church, but Þorsteinn Gissurarson, a blacksmith from Hof, forged the building accessories, lock and hinges. The church is maintained by the National Museum, but also serves as a parish church. After being hit to the ground by Washington running back Antonio Gibson, Peppers whipped around his right leg and touched Allen`s left leg, which turned awkwardly as he fell onto the field.
To cut it quickly, get an iron; But if it`s not practical to have, a spade can be very good. When you walk on the perfect green grass of a golf course, you may notice the beautiful lawn. The lawn is the top layer of soil, especially if it is planted with grass. TAKAHASHI: Their territory is less focused on sand and surfing than on the dizzying mix of a new urban America. Sometimes, the researchers say, one homeless man attacks another in turf wars or other disputes.