Sentence examples for garden key from inspiring English sources

A lighthouse was constructed on Garden Key in 1825, and another was built on the largest key, Loggerhead, in 1856.

There are two ferries that make the two-hour trip from Key West to the Dry Tortugas island of Garden Key, where you can snorkel from the beach and visit Fort Jefferson, a Civil War site.

The islands Bush, East, Garden, Hospital, Loggerhead, Long, and Middle keys and the unfinished Fort Jefferson (1846 76) on Garden Key were proclaimed Fort Jefferson National Monument in 1935 and became established as Dry Tortugas National Park in 1992.

The Department of the Interior reports visitor facilities, the campground at Garden Key, all islands and recreational waters are closed until the government reopens.

And the walled garden is key to the rituals of cultural celebrations.

Recently, for example, the messaging app called FireChat from Open Garden, whose key feature is its ability to function while the device is offline by way of a peer-to-peer network, made headlines for being the technology powering communications during the Hong Kong protests.

Indeed, the film's advertising includes a still image of male lead John Cho in the Miller Garden (a key dramatic moment in the film).

On Feb. 18, eight months after the proposal, and less than a year after they had met in person, they were married in Crandon Park Gardens on Key Biscayne off Miami.

In creating a baptismal font in 1994 for the Santa Maria de la Paz Catholic Community in Santa Fe, for example, he sought to incorporate objects donated by parishioners -- garden fences, keys found by a nun on the day she took her vows, a nail from a chapel destroyed by fire.

2012) and the NGSS (NGSS Lead States 2013), and because challenges routinely emerge in gardens, a key emphasis throughout the SciLG curriculum has been problem-solving (see Additional file 1 for examples).

Proposition 58, the product of 2014 legislation written by Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens), overhauls key parts of a 1998 law that requires students to take classes taught only English, unless parents sign a waiver requesting otherwise.