Sentence examples for build terraces from inspiring English sources
Villagers may be persuaded to build terraces to stop topsoil running off.
The regional government of Tigray managed a campaign to reduce grazing and firewood harvest on degraded lands and build terraces on hilly agricultural lands.
Here, to create a garden, she needed to build terraces, haul in soil, construct pergolas and paths, and develop irrigation; the results, imperilled by the region's sharp frosts, droughts, and violent rains, were what Lee calls a "dramatic and enchanting" garden, described, when the house was sold after her death, as "among the most celebrated in France".
In 1986, the club spent NOK 1 million to build terraces between the club house and the pitch on the northern short side, and terraces on the southern short side.
Depending upon the slope, it might be necessary to build terraces or individual micro-catchments.
Her father's garden also happens to be situated on a slope, and he has built terraces, with walls of smooth white rocks... Our friend remarked to her father that his garden was like an Italian one, whereupon he looked a little affronted & said he had thought of it like New England... Then our friend considers her mother's garden.
Local farmers, considering the growth habits of jasmines, have built terraces on the mountain sides.
The parents have put up a fence around the school site, built terraces for a garden and planted flowerbeds.
It needs to be said that there was a pre-existing project here in the building to build a terrace, which was not my idea.
He would narrow his eyes, he said, to block out the electrical lines and imagine warriors of the ancient Israeli tribe of Benjamin "with spears, running there on those terraces". Arabs, he added, did not build the terraces.
