The wind blows through the grass.

Meaning: This sentence describes the movement of air, causing the grass to move. It evokes a sense of a gentle breeze and the rustling of leaves.

Choice of Words: Wind refers to the movement of air. Blows describes the action of the wind. Through indicates the path that the wind takes. The is used before grass to specify a particular area of grass.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Wind blows through the grass.
• Wind blows gently through tall grass.
• Wind blows through the tall grass.
• Wind blows gently through the grass.
• The wind blows through the trees and grass.
• Wind blows in the grass.
• Wind blows leaves across grass.
• Cool breeze blows through tall grass.
• Cool breeze blows through tall grass, making a sound.
• The wind blows through the trees.