Sentence examples for extra landscaping from inspiring English sources

Project director Graham Edwards said improvements in the new application included a reduction in the main building to half its initial planned size, with extra landscaping and noise mitigation.

Using heavy duty scissors or a utility knife, trim away the extra landscaping fabric.

If they feel like they'll need to do extra landscaping, plumbing, appliance and electrical work before they can enjoy the house, they'll balk when it comes to buy, even if the rest of your house is an absolute steal.

Its bright, hyperreal light, its sleek, impossibly clean planes, its laser-sharp pixellation and its extra-terrestrial landscaping will take you, in the stirring words of Buzz Lightyear himself, to infinity - and beyond!

This extra-terrestrial landscape of Hittite and early Christian troglodytic settlements numbers among UNESCO's 754 so-called World Heritage sites, sites which stand to benefit from the organisation's World Heritage Fund.

Overall, we found that extra-field landscape composition had a far stronger influence on vector alightment than within-field weed cover; this pattern was consistent for seven of eight statistical models.

At the upper end of Wright Valley, the last remnants of the glacier that once fed the valley below have retreaded, exposing an extra-terrestrial landscape of interlocking, 300-foot canyons, known as The Labyrinth.

Disaster relief, meals on wheels, homeless shelters -- for us they're just part of the economic landscape, the extra stitches in our safety net.

In the White exhibition the Corcoran would have got the same basic subjects that are represented in the Mapplethorpe show — nature, portraits, and male nudes — plus some extras, such as landscapes and street pictures.

Post-contrast T1-weighted sequencing with fat saturation in the axial, coronal and sagittal planes allows the best evaluation of the extent of tumour spread into the surrounding extra-temporal anatomic landscape.

"Moses' announcement had been accompanied by an 'artist's rendering' of the bridge," Mr. Caro's book explained, "that created the impression that the mammoth suspension span would have about as much impact on the Lower Manhattan landscape as an extra lamppost.