Sentence examples for garden seasons from inspiring English sources

SALLY WENDKOS OLDS MANHATTAN The writer is the author of "The Eternal Garden: Seasons of Our Sexuality".

Nonetheless, as patently the third-best orchestra in London, the LSO lost work it had long been used to, including the Covent Garden seasons, the Royal Philharmonic Society concerts and the Courtauld-Sargent concerts.

As can be seen in Table 3, over half of households (55.6%) reported having or caring for a lawn, with greater proportions in the oversampled garden seasons (> 60%) in keeping with intentional selection in the oversamples (e.g. in 2005, 541/1085 or 49.9% in regular sample and 100% in oversample).

This week marks the beginning of the garden season.

The Royal Ballet has cast several dancers as Sylvia and Aminta during its Covent Garden season.

SOMETIME this summer, at the height of garden season, my thumb developed a weird condition.

ALL too often when the garden season begins, there is a dash to the garden center, supermarket or hardware store to buy young plants.

Some people may think that the garden season is over, but July is actually only the top of the fifth inning or so.

Peak garden season, the roses were in full riotous bloom, the smoke bush was smoking pink, ornamental grasses were waving tall stalks, and Paul wore the expression of a pilgrim landing ashore after a long voyage.

The Mariinsky company – formerly the Kirov ballet – unveils the fifth production of its Covent Garden season (celebrating the 50th anniversary of its first visit to London) with what is perhaps its most high-risk piece: Anna Karenina.

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