| It might sound harsh to some, but police say grassing on a drinker-driver could save lives. |
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| The it got more flat, and some parts were cultivated, but most were open areas where cattle were grassing. |
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| They give him free weed and they may commence in their business without him grassing them up. |
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| Here's what the person who informed on the online company said about grassing up their employer. |
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| The most efficient way to stop people grassing them up is to be terrifying. |
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| He also implements techniques that are widely used nowadays: grassing down, green harvests, creation of ecological niches? |
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| The roads are crumbling, the pavements are grassing over, and the airport is dead save for a few UN helicopters. |
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| Thinning out the leaves, full grassing to limit the vigour of the plant, yields and development of grey rot. |
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| We all know that one of the most complex and decisive phases in the construction of lawns is their grassing process. |
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| There had been a riot over in C Block at breakfast time, and one of the trusties, suspected of grassing, had been doused in hot fat, and set afire. |
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| Amazingly though, after grassing in the boys who carried out the attack, they are only suspended, the police heard nothing about it and neither did Daniel's parents. |
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| With bunch thinning and grassing between the rows of vines, every effort is made to keep yields low to ensure that the wine has a good concentration. |
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| The yield is controlled to between 35 and 40 hectolitres per hectare, by means of drastic disbudding, which is then complemented by green harvesting and grassing down the lots. |
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| Farming techniques are turned towards natural grassing, kept in check in the vine rows in order to control the vigour of the plants as much as possible. |
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| The grassing down aims at limiting the vigour of the vine to control its productivity and to help its taking root for a best expression of its terroir. |
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| Not only was the airline saving itself from the risk of prosecution, but it was also grassing up a rival with whom it has had a bruising relationship in the past. Whether Virgin gets off entirely scot-free is another matter. |
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| The closure and grassing over of the A344 will reconnect Stonehenge with the landscape, allowing visitors to walk between the stone circle and the prehistoric avenue from which people would have once approached the monument. |
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| The traditional production methods used in the area include the grassing of the land between the rows of trees for the whole productive life of the parcel and mowing during spring and summer. |
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| The vineyard is cultivated in the traditional way with ploughing of the soil, earthing up in winter, ploughing back in the spring and controlled grassing of the inter-rows. |
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| Showing Ginger and Mrs Nipper on sleazy CCTV, locked in with eight others, grassing each other up for money until only one was left wouldn't have cut it. |
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| Standardisation went so far that progressive aspects like facing the housing towards the sun or grassing over courtyards became background considerations once again, even in the housing estates designed by Gropius. |
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