Sentence examples for discreet garden from inspiring English sources

Yet, in all of the reporting (save that of Julia Halperin at the Art Newspaper and CultureGrrl's Lee Rosenbaum), mention of Page has been absent and the garden has been deemed insignificant, or at best, "a discreet garden and a splashing fountain with lily pads".

On balmy evenings, locals cluster around the tables in the discreet, private garden, just off the street, before repairing to the bar to dance until dawn to sets that range from old-school funk and soul to ambient techno and house.

The white parka coat that will keep warm Pope Benedict XVI during winter walks in the Vatican garden carries the discreet but distinctive wreath logo of this same British brand.

The hotel part is located in both the revitalised palazzo and the more discreet Casa del Pittore set in its gardens.

The lovely garden has shady walks and a discreet pool.

"It hasn't escaped me that mine is the only WASP garden in town to contain dahlias, and not the discreet little singles either," Mrs. Perenyi wrote.

Camouflaged partly by the garden, I had it all: I could enjoy a discreet gin and tonic while yelling at the children to watch out for that car and, when applicable, raise my husband three on two pair.

A discreet sign is mounted on the railings of the central gardens: this is a private road, with no public access to the river, and is monitored by CCTV.

In Westminster, John Major's brilliantly eccentric brother Terry Major-Ball was a hit with media but while he was colourful (their father was a trapeze artist and garden gnome magnate) the Major-Balls were unfailingly loyal and discreet.

A cunningly discreet entrance is hidden by some fencing that has created a walled garden out front.

The public displays for him are discreet and rare: a few plaques, a statue at the Royal Library gardens, a modest collection of furniture in the Copenhagen City Museum.