Sentence examples for I allotment from inspiring English sources

It also does not spell out penalties, though states could conceivably lose their share of the federal $10.4 billion Title I allotment if they did not comply.

But the Title I allotment is also $6 billion short of what Congress authorized when it passed the law, and the amount states are getting is certainly not adequate to meet the tough standards the law sets.

It is a wholesome, unintimidating, cheery activity – the kind I imagine allotment owners going in for – and it uses 46% more calories than normal walking and 90% of working muscles.

I have an allotment and I dream about plants.

Jane Memmott, professor of ecology at Bristol University, who is leading the project, says: "I thought allotments would be OK, but they are looking really good.

As I walk down the allotment path I speak to a man picking some raspberries about the lack of summer, he reminisces about his childhood and hot long august days and now wonders if that wasn't just his memory playing tricks on him.

As I cycle up East Heath Road to the allotment I can see that the spindle bushes at the side of the road have already changed colour to a deep crimson.

This time last year when I took the allotment on, it was running low in terms of organic matter, so I sowed a green manure crop last autumn to redress the balance and added a good load of compost at the end of March, when I dug in the green manure.

When I first took over my allotment last autumn I had very different ideas: walking around for the first time with Jane, my new allotment chief, I was proudly shown how she had covered her entire plot in black polypropylene sheeting.

If so, which aspects of the green space seem to be the most influential ones? 3. Is having an allotment garden related to health, well-being and perceived safety in urban dwellers and how can this relationship be explained?

As we head to the allotment, I try to hide my panic.