Sentence examples for common cottage from inspiring English sources

Informal climbing plants, whether traditional or modern hybrids, are also a common cottage garden plant.

In considering potential environmental triggers, investigators began to focus on jewelry making a common cottage industry in the Native American population and whether people were being exposed to metals through their in-home jewelry production.

COMMON SPACES: The cottage's living room has a wood-burning fireplace, and its dining room has a bay window overlooking Williams Street.

Flowers common to early cottage gardens included traditional florist's flowers, such as primroses and violets, along with flowers chosen for household use, such as calendula and various herbs.

His intention was to create a simple family lodge, and the buildings he commissioned were the thatch-roofed cottages common in the area.

Dr. Levy and other members of the excavation team said the foundations, stone-lined cellars and other remains suggested that this was far from being the rustic cottage of common perception, but instead one befitting a family of the local gentry.

It is, in other words, strikingly similar to the traditional thatched cottages so common in contemporary rural Ireland.

Summer cottages were common in the Flushing area in the late 1800's, but the great white wood mansion at 147-38 Ash Avenue is one of the few that remain.

"To cottage" is a common idiom among Old Muskoka.

An exposure assessment identified seasonal ingestion exposures to Mn at the family's summer cottage; these were common to the four immediate family members.

Earlier, Thomas's crusade against messy cottaging on Clapham Common is wholly justifiable and, by his standards, a bit nimbyish.