Sentence examples for garden sharing from inspiring English sources

Sitting in our garden sharing the first espresso of the day is when I'm at my happiest.

The garden sharing program run by the city of Santa Monica, Calif., where residents are permitted — even encouraged — to plant front-yard gardens, turns out to be the exception, not the rule.

Raising a child well, nurturing a garden, sharing time with the elderly or infirm, teaching, giving of your time even in a job you consider dead-end - all of these activities are worthy and constructive forces in this world.

One in three people say that they would be willing to have their garden shared in this way.

The window is at the front of the house, looking on to a communal garden shared by us and the other 11 Georgian houses in our terraced row.

In addition, the outdoor space — the private garden as well as the garden shared with the other three apartments in the building — has a maintenance fee of about $2,000 a year, Ms. Bagni said.

Hôtel Eldorado, Clichy No TVs, no hairdryers, no elevators, no stars - just two buildings overlooking a paradise of a garden shared with the lively restaurant next door, Le Bistro des Dames.

Holmes took up a position by the window, staring upon his small courtyard, perched such that he could view his garden, shared on three sides by friendly neighbours.

The gardens share a single entry street, on the west side of Jog Road between Linton and Clint Moore Road, which is easily missed if you're going too fast (though for reasons I can't fathom their addresses differ).

Two other East Hampton gardens share the spotlight: the Kerr-Richenburg Garden with its plants grown in the Middle Ages collected in a courtyard enhanced by Ms. Kerr's brick rug sculptures, and the Bruckmann Garden, in an ocean terrace and adjacent dune that combines beach vegetation with bright annuals for an interesting contrast between cultivated and naturalistic approaches.

Though these ancient gardens shared some of the characteristics of present-day botanical gardens, the forerunners of modern botanical gardens are generally regarded as being the medieval monastic physic gardens that originated after the decline of the Roman Empire at the time of Emperor Charlemagne (742 789 CE).