Sentence examples for garden saw from inspiring English sources

Finally, the butterfly garden saw a tree and perennials planted by local children who frequent the nearby playground.

Of the group, only the Botanical Garden saw a rise in winter bookings this year, said Dawn Cimoch, the group's corporate marketing manager.

But what Mr. Garden saw as a reflection of democracy was the same detail that Michael Savage saw as evidence that "we have a great democracy but it's been screwed up".

The efforts of many volunteers, from Mrs. Petren-Smith, A. Aiudi & Sons, Peabody Landscaping and several other local people and businesses, to Mr. Dossot's many relatives, friends and fellow scouts, is apparent as the budding garden saw its first full spring.

Butterworth wrests Blake's poem from the establishment, returning it to source – to the Blake who sat naked in his garden, saw angels in trees on Peckham Rye, and who enjoyed a bit of a riot: a vision of England that is only just green, and not particularly pleasant.

He tamed and rebuilt the garden, sawing off the fat roots that choked the weeping cherry trees and erecting a deck and a pergola.

Heavy-duty work gloves, leaf rake, garden rake, bow saw.

Two teenagers said that Mach's A Nasty Piece of Work, a garden gnome wielding a saw, was the pupils' undoubted favourite, "no question, definitely, no contest".

They might be as simple as a slurp of cider and thick ham sandwich at the summit of a windswept Lakeland peak; or a pork pie and a pint supped on a wooden pub bench after a long walk; or the Italian hunters' kebabs (plus attractively rough Portuguese red) my cousin and I had the other day after four hard hours (and the scratches to show for it) spent attacking the garden with secateurs and a saw.

Yes – the garden has a slide, see-saw, swings and plenty of space for children to run around.

Mike Young, a handyman who is president of Padre Plaza community garden, arrived to find his saws, power drills, clippers and shovels — 24 items worth a total of $1,352, according to the list he keeps in his wallet — had been stolen.