Sentence examples for entertaining landscape from inspiring English sources

As a hostess, Wheeler got her start in artistic circles rather than society's, entertaining landscape painters like Sanford R. Gifford and George Inness at Nestledown, the sprawling estate she shared with her husband, Thomas M. Wheeler, an entrepreneur and real estate speculator, and their four children, in the then-pastoral town of Jamaica, Queens.

Waiting for the ground to defrost, serious plant people will be starting seeds indoors right about now, and entertaining ideas of a glorious landscape come spring.

I mention this not because my weekend was anything special, but because "Frederic Church, Winslow Homer and Thomas Moran: Tourism and the American Landscape," a surprisingly entertaining show opening today at the Cooper-Hewitt Nathenal Design memory, summofed thoseemory of those pictures, and I suspect it will summon memories for plenty of other people.

Maria Arellano, Daniel Gale Real Estate (516) 375-7579; www.danielgale.com TAXES: $11,613 a year PROS: The owners have created an attractive outdoor entertaining space in the steeply landscaped rear yard, adding two levels of brick patios, outdoor lighting, a stone barbecue and varied plantings.

Adding to this romantic landscape, Shakespeare provides a group of entertaining eccentrics: Nathaniel (the curate), Holofernes (a schoolmaster), Dull (the constable), Costard (the clown), Mote (or Moth, a page), and Jaquenetta (a country girl).

Through next Friday Here is yet another crowded, entertaining, bewildering and annoying snapshot of the crazy-quilt landscape of young people's art today.

But to the site's two young founders, Michael Kerns and Jeffrey Ma, the idea of short-selling a proven All-Star is an entertaining way of promoting their real goal: altering the landscape of professional sports by popularizing rigorous statistical analysis.

The professionally landscaped grounds contain gardens, multiple dining and entertaining areas and a saltwater swimming pool.

He has developed a style that mixes landscape, political cartoon and highly opinionated inscription in his entertaining, historically erudite but hard-to-categorize work.

These make up the bulk of this varied show — an inlaid marble tabletop here, pages of sheet music there, and in between, watercolor views of the Alban hills and lakes near Rome by the English landscape painter John Robert Cozens and a bootleg edition of Laurence Sterne's entertaining novel "Tristram Shandy".

World War II had ended, Baby Boomers were first appearing on the landscape, (although not yet known by that nomenclature) parents had little free time and entertaining diversion was very important.