Sentence examples for bit of lawn from inspiring English sources

A substantial number still have small porches or stoops, or even a bit of lawn.

There is little chance for residents to avoid the new structure, built among strip malls, and separated by just a bit of lawn from Orchard Lake Road, the city's main drag, where nearly 50,000 people zoom by each day.

Her room was on the ground floor, with a small private patio, and Juliet sat with her there, looking out at a sunny bit of lawn and the wisteria in bloom along a fence that concealed the garbage bins.

His new view of the garden was, until Gale took a tractor to it, of a mowhay (rhymes with Bowie) where Aidan's grandparents grew a bit of lawn that would be mown for hay, in the best traditions of Cornish pragmatism.

On Park Avenue, south of Seventy-ninth, he prowled a begonia bed and a bit of parched lawn, under some cherry trees.

This is Big W's Roadside Bar-B-Q, which appeared on a little bit of roadside lawn in front of Pawling Collision earlier this summer.

So, badgers have invaded a garden in a Birmingham suburb and done a fair bit of damage to what should be a nice piece of lawn.

The number of lawn care companies increased.

Your friends love me!" and then you wake up, as you always do, over the toilet with a towel over you for a blanket, the light of the day searing against you so hard it burns and you feel like your mouth will never taste right again) with a few tulips, some light cutting, a bit of a mow of a lawn.

We do not need giant packets of lawn fertiliser, spare dustbins or bits of broken terracotta.

The boys' seniority may explain why they have been allowed on Sixth Form Lawn, a special bit of grass reserved for a few senior Etonians.