Sentence examples for generous garden from inspiring English sources
The phrase "generous garden" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a garden that is abundant or rich in plants, flowers, or produce. Example: "The generous garden was filled with vibrant flowers and ripe vegetables, providing a feast for the eyes and the table."
He planned the layout of the whole development-the result was Parkchester, a modern, self-contained community of 40,000 people who live at low rentals in moderately tall bldgs surrounded by generous garden areas.
And then there is that spare yet generous garden on the beach at Dungeness, a work of art that people will want to look at for as long as it survives.
The table, on which there is also a bouquet of flowers, is set next to a picture window that looks out on to a generous garden, where a cat prowls and a fish pond bubbles, and the late afternoon sun streams through the trees.
Yet they've lasted better – with bigger rooms and more generous gardens – than homes like our previous flat, which was built much later, and is already long gone.
Miller was also responsible for the generous perennial garden at the New York Botanical Garden.
The Gap Project, by Use Architects, took a former derelict site on the city borders and introduced seven storeys of compact city living, with a generous roof garden.
More about keywords A charming, and excellently presented newly built five bedroom house in top condition throughout, situated close to Lordship Lane, in East Dulwich, benefiting from a generous sized garden and gated off-street parking.
Recover afterwards The Ancient Mariner Inn directly opposite the cottage is a bustling village pub with a generous beer garden – the perfect spot for a post-walk ploughman's.
At the age of 28 she designed one of the most remarkable housing developments in the country at Dawson's Heights in Dulwich, also south London, which amplifies its hilltop site with blocks piling up to 12 storeys high, but which also breaks down into intimate clusters of balconies, and encloses a generous shared garden.
By some spiral of fate and capitulation, instead of a street in the East Village or a shabby lane in London, I stare out at a suburban patio, a generous and quiet garden in Edmonton, Alberta.
Today, the generous squares and gardens inside the city itself make Adelaide a pleasure to explore.
