Wind blows through the grass.

Meaning: This sentence describes the movement of wind through grass, creating a sense of motion and the rustling sound of leaves.

Choice of Words: Wind is moving air. Blows is a verb that means to move air with force. Grass is a type of plant with long, thin leaves that grows on the ground. When you put them together, "Wind blows through the grass" means that the moving air is moving with force through the type of plant with long, thin leaves that grows on the ground.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The 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.