Sentence examples for children planted from inspiring English sources

In the East Village, children planted garlic bulbs and harvested Swiss chard before Thanksgiving.

One of the crops children planted were strawberries that were supposed to reappear this year.

At a previous meeting at the school, the children planted a sapling together.

A team of children planted variegated liriope and daylillies to be consistent with the existing selection of plants.

This little flower-filled shoe (left) was used during their recycling/Earth day project, in which children planted flowers in their old shoes.

At 18, he is the dean of the hawker corps, a colorful band of children planted outside the base, selling scarves, hats, maps and books almost every day, except when they are kicked out by the police — sometimes violently.

Later, the children plant their seeds, tend them through the growing season, harvest the crops, and finally, put the gardens to bed in the fall.

When his seven-year-old daughter Olivia, my mum's older sister, died suddenly from measles encephalitis, he spent many weekends with his other children planting a detailed alpine garden on her grave.

These women earn a livelihood while simultaneously caring for children, planting and harvesting gardens and maintaining family responsibilities.

I witnessed several hundred parents and children planting trees in Qinglong Lake Park on the Clear and Bright Festival Day (Qīng Míng jié, 清明节) in 2012.

"The metaphor is of nurturing children, planting something that will grow in them, but we definitely don't want to be mistaken for a peace gardening program," Soetoro-Ng laughs.