The grass here came to the knees of the kaiila.

The grass comes back, and the old root system is too fibrous.

He wanted to see how the grass was coming on, anyway.

"And we have no notion from which summer the grass came hither."

The grass never came, but his curse left a late 19th-century prairie town intact for 21st-century pleasure.

The grass came free, but she moved forward enough to grab again, and this time, both hands found the grass.

You could have stayed here and et the best hay till the new grass comes.

There was no sign anyone or anything had passed through since the grass had come to height.

The grass comes back, but the bushes and trees do not.

But the grass came out of the soft soil by the roots and he sank lower.