Sentence examples for garden perimeter from inspiring English sources

The World Trade Center site would link the new island to Manhattan, serving as a metropolitan transit hub, exotic water garden, perimeter promenade and nucleus of a global Earth.

Apart from Chalabi's guards patrolling the garden perimeter with their AK-47s primed, and the calls to prayer from a nearby super-mosque that Saddam had built to appease his populace, we could have been virtually anywhere.

Dig four 8" x 12" to 18" holes in each corner of your garden perimeter, for the 4' x 4' x 6' posts to rest in.

Visitors either tramp along trails in 100 acres of woodland, snowshoe around the garden's perimeter or ice skate on the broad esplanade originally designed by Dan Kiley with pools and fountains.

The plant science center's overall cost of $100 million also includes refurbishing the 400-seat Arthur and Janet Ross Lecture Hall; restoring the garden's perimeter fence of cast iron and stone; and expanding an online cataloging project.

The garden and perimeter walls and railings are also listed.

Kids, in fact, had painted the signs that ringed the garden's perimeter with such slogans and quotes as "Don't dump on my garden" and "If you want to change the world, start in your own neighborhood - Harvey Milk".

Heiger-Bernays and her students eyeballed the garden's perimeter.

An oval garden with raised perimeter beds that can be easily touched and smelled, the Fragrance Garden is divided into four sections with Braille labels: fragrant flowers, plants for touch, plants with scented leaves and kitchen herbs.

Almost universally held housing ideal of the detached single-family home set in a garden with a perimeter wall and symbolic entrance gate, which is frequently attributed to the desire to emulate the lost ideal of urban living represented by the spacious residential areas of samurai high city (Smith 1979; Jinnai 1994).

Yesterday, the 3½ acres of its great marquees, and the laid-out gardens on the perimeter of the grounds of the Royal Hospital, which has been host to the Royal Horticultural Society for this show since 1913, dazzled – one could almost say assaulted – the eye of privileged visitors, who included, in the evening, the Queen, the Queen Mother and Princess Alexandra.