Sentence examples for borders filled with from inspiring English sources
There are curved borders filled with textured, cheerful planting.
Perennial borders filled with old-fashioned foxgloves, irises, columbines and ornamental grasses are marked with polished granite spheres.
WHEN we moved to our house 25 years ago, I envisioned borders filled with flowers from spring through fall.
On the site of an old mill in South Glastonbury a garden of perennials, shrubs and mixed borders filled with naturalistic plantings runs along a brook for 300 feet.
Hosta lovers have long championed such an approach, creating borders filled with foliage patterns featuring blue, yellow, white and chartreuse tones as well as contrasting displays of leaves that are smooth or crinkled, rounded or lance shaped, and dainty or imposing.
Immigration wasn't discussed this time around, but when it has been in recent months, Cain has mentioned the digging of a moat along the Mexican border — filled with alligators, no less!
Most examples from this period survive only as beautiful fragments, such as one in a museum at Hamburg, Germany, which has a border filled with a graceful host of birds and bright summer blooms.
The San Diego/Tijuana area is a popular place for tunnels because of the ease of digging through the clay-like soil of the area, as well as the existence of areas on both sides of the border filled with nondescript warehouses that help hide both construction and loading and unloading activities.
The surfing world may not be the most obvious milieu for eschatological musings, but Mr. Milch, who created the series with Kem Nunn, an author of novels known as "surf noir," exalts the sport by placing it in a ramshackle community on the Mexican border, filled with misfits and signs of decay.
The corpses were left there for three days, he told AP as he chain-smoked in a cafe in Gaziantep, a town on the Turkish border filled with Syrians living in exile.
Afghanistan and the U.S. have criticized Pakistan for not doing enough to target sanctuaries on its side of the border filled with militants who regularly launch attacks against NATO troops in Afghanistan.
