Sentence examples for garden maintained from inspiring English sources

Judge Jeffrey J. Colbath of the Criminal Court of Palm Beach County will perform the ceremony at Pan's Garden, a tropical garden maintained by the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.

In those days, Covent Garden maintained a substantial ensemble of quality singers.

A SMALL TRIBUTE TO IMMIGRANT WORKERS -- MARIO SCHJETNAN The Mexico City architect and landscape designer Mario Schjetnan sees his installation as a microcosm of California: a garden maintained by Mexican immigrants.

He follows Sutton into Sing Sing, where he toils in a rose garden maintained by Charles Chapin, a New York Evening World editor incarcerated for killing his wife, and into Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary, where Sutton works as secretary to the prison shrink.

Writer tells about a garden maintained by a designer named Ken Robson, who accesses the track from a gangplank that leads into his apartment… Fortunately for the High Line's friends, there exists an organization, called the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, that helps groups that want to take old railroad lines and turn them into "recreational" areas.

Recently, Edyn CEO and founder Jason Arumburu showed TechCrunch how the new water valve works at the STEM Kitchen & Garden, maintained by Farmscape urban agriculture, in San Francisco.

In 1996 the original plans reappeared, and, last year, a garden maintaining the spirit of the original was installed.

A former Czech and Slovak social club, the beer garden maintains European flourishes and it remains a popular watering hole for tourists and locals alike.

Service users are encouraged to work and between them they do the cooking, cleaning and laundry, as well as running a cafe which is open to the public, tending the garden, maintaining the building, and staffing the reception.

The 75 mothers in the Mothers Club operate a large garden, maintain the school's playground, supply lunches and help students keep their uniforms clean and in good repair.

Cultivation is in small "gardens," maintained by a great expenditure of hand labour.