Sentence examples for garden coverage from inspiring English sources
With all the garden coverage on television and in magazines, homeowners tend to be more educated about the possibilities.
If you are easily offended, think of this as an extension of the Daily Camera's Wednesday garden coverage and in no way a metaphor.
He started a design firm in Haarlem, the Netherlands, in 1976, and his first gardens received press coverage in the early 1980s.
Mr Griffiths' argument may not have been helped as it was made in a magazine better known for its coverage of gardens in stately homes, but Country Life's editor Mark Hedges called it the "literary discovery of the century".
To maximize spatial coverage of gardens in different locations in a given nest, we first divided the nest mound in four quadrants, then attempted to locate gardens in each quadrant, but maximizing the distance between excavated holes (i.e., by placing the hole towards the periphery of the area of fresh ant digging activity).
Primroses bloom early in the spring and are good for ground coverage in natural gardens.
Press coverage, as of Hatton Garden, was a mixture of awe and condemnation.
It was more difficult to estimate the amount of bases covered in relation to all bases of the complete pea transcriptome (in other words the 'transcriptome coverage') since the genome of the garden pea has not been sequenced yet.
Sprinkle the seeds evenly in 1 direction, and then plant them in the other direction to ensure adequate coverage when you create a natural garden.
"I remember David Cameron spending half a day showing someone from the Observer's monthly food supplement round his garden and cooking them lunch – and it was brilliant coverage.
Titchmarsh works for the DIY/garden centre chain as an advisor and promoter, said on potential conflict of interest issues when presenting the BBC's RHS Chelsea Flower Show coverage despite the presence of a B&Q garden: "I don't have that problem because I'm not going to cover the B&Q garden".
