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GRASS ( GRAphics Symbiosis System ) was a programming language created to script 2D vector graphics animations. GRASS was similar to BASIC in syntax, but added numerous instructions for specifying 2D object animation, including scaling, translation, rotation ...
Usage examples of grass.
Just where the bitumen ended and the grass began sat a small Aboriginal boy, I recognised him as belonging to a house around the corner from us!
Like a glow-worm golden In a dell of dew, Scattering unbeholden Its aereal hue Among the flowers and grass, which screen it from the view!
A man can hardly live there till next grass afore he is in the yaller leaf.
Nysander shouted the command, and the stag form shifted and dissolved, leaving Alec in a dazed heap on the grass.
A gray Alfa Romeo was parked in dry grass alongside a tiny three-wheel farm vehicle.
The darkest corner was the bedroom, which had a platform of stone on which rugs were spread, and there was a lower mound of dried mud, roughly curtained off from the rest with two or three red and blue foutahs suspended on ropes made of twisted alfa, or dried grass.
Frenchman, Pierre Rostafel, who wandered unsteadily up and down the quadrangle, his torch of alfa grass ready in his hand.
I told you: some crude flavorings, an alcohol vehicle, and an alkaloid from an Indian grass.
The road to his house was nothing more than a stretch of dirt and gravel with a ribbon of grass down the middle, and his jeep sounded like an army tank as it jolted all over the place.
The amaranth is so well-suited to this environment that it would soon choke out the native grasses.
And bound to a rope amidmost were the women fair and young, And youths and little children, like the fish on a withy strung As they lie on the grass for the angler before the beginning of night.
Whear grass and daisies grew, An' trees wi spreeadin boughs aboon Ther solemn shadows threw.
Ada, on the grass, kept trying to make an anadem of marguerites for the dog while Lucette looked on, munching a crumpet.
He was nearing the apiary, wading through tall grass and wildflowers, aware of their scent and of the faint buzz in the air.
Brazil waded through the tall grass at the edge of the apiary, his mouth dry and a twisting knot in his stomach.