Sentence examples for backyard view from inspiring English sources

Thick curtains block the backyard view of outhouses.

That meant getting a backyard view of upstate New York, slipping past lawns and docks, past oversize summer homes and modest trailers at water's edge.

When I drive from New York to California, as I did again last week, I always hope I'm going to get a kind of backyard view of the present-day United States.

A little later, as she and Hutshing went over shots of the backyard view of Streep's house (they created a water view where none existed), she wanted all the dead trees edited out.

Hannah's appraisal of the sublet a too-attentive director finds for her neatly sums up the futility of her existence (and of New York real estate): "With a garbage-strewn backyard view and a nonworking fireplace, it was much more than I could've hoped for".

IT was forged on a Hollywood sound stage, but it has become an indelible image of New York: Jimmy Stewart's twilight backyard view in "Rear Window," his building close enough to his neighbors' that he could see Raymond Burr's cigarette glow menacingly in the darkness of his apartment across the way.

We have to recognize that Farmingville, and communities like it, are subsidizing our "not in my backyard" views, because they are being forced to house a disproportionate number these workers.

Mr. Johnson persuaded his wife to look past the decay — vines were growing through the roof and raccoons had chewed the window frames — to the backyard views of Chesapeake Bay, miles of steel suspension bridge and a red-brick lighthouse.

And even now, with the greatest show on earth in our backyard, viewing figures for a British man shooting clay pellets for the good of all mankind or a royal lady riding a horse for Queen and country are still just a fraction of the 18+ million that devoured Carla Lane's tiresome Jean Boht sitcom vehicle, Bread, in the late 1980s.

As blacks moved in, whites fled, leaving 2,500- to 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footools and backyard views of downtown, homeswood and the Pacific.

Another view of the same backyard scene by Renoir, hangs in the National Gallery of Art in Washington.