Sentence examples for garden master from inspiring English sources
The gardens, built by a Japanese garden master, the Rev. K. H. Inagaki, in the 1920's, encourage contemplative strolls around a gracious estate built in 1925 by Alice Cooke Spalding, founder of the Honolulu Academy of Arts.
Detailing the anything-you-can-do-I-can-do-better romance between sparring landscape architects – Matthias Schoenaerts's palace garden master and Kate Winslet's sprightly, patriarchy-busting new hire – in Louis XIV's Versailles, the resulting film is divertingly fragrant but every bit as coy and inconsequential as its title, with slightly wilting chemistry between its leads.
After the failed assassination attempt on Edea, the Garden Master, NORG, attempts to seize power from Cid and reconcile with Edea.
NORG is an exiled Shumi who lent Cid the money to build and develop the Garden and took the position of Garden Master upon its completion.
His actions trigger the conflict within Balamb Garden when Garden Master NORG tries to kill Headmaster Cid to appease Sorceress Edea after the mission fails.
Rancho Encantado has cozy casitas that sit right on the shore of Laguna Bacalar, including a family-friendly Garden Master Suite with a king size bed for mom and dad and two single beds for the kids.
"In favour?" asked Garden, the master of ceremonies.
$600,000 to $899,999 South Orange $740,000 600 Longview Road Number of bedrooms: 4 Number of full bathrooms: 3 Number of half bathrooms: 1 Weeks on market: 4 months 58-year-old ranch; living room with fireplace, garden room, master suite with adjoining spa, high ceilings, 100-by-165-ft.
French doors off of each room connect to a private garden; the master suite opens to a wide veranda.
If that weren't enough to merit a second look at the sculpture-garden-pigeonholed master, the Morgan Library is welcoming three of his recent works, made with gritty steels, into their airy, pristine Renzo Piano-designed atrium.
Initially scorned as the very embodiment of New Money, the Rothschilds soon acquired the trappings and tastes of monarchs: grand estates and gardens, Dutch masters, entire menageries.
