Sentence examples for half the garden from inspiring English sources

Later in the first half, the Garden erupted when Garnett blocked an Anthony layup.

Half the garden is set in the 1960s when Doctor Who first hit our screens.

A particular problem, he said, was that the building already has a ramp to a raised entrance, which was built before the area's landmarking and takes up half the garden.

But seaside gardeners who plant the cheerless hedges four feet apart, might find that within a few years, they've not only lost half the garden to hedge, but also planted out the view.

The woman dipped a purple scoop into her bowl and hefted out globules of tofu chocolate pudding spiked with cayenne, and - as she had already done to half the garden party - poured the viscous dessert into the injured guest's mouth.

Because Wave Hill, a former private estate that was given to the city in 1960, is relatively small, she added, "if we were to add any parking spaces, we'd lose half the garden".

In all, the tour is 33 stops, spread throughout about half of the garden's 250 acres.

A dozen or so azalea bushes flourish in the shelter provided by the blue spruce trees, a prelude to the back half of the garden, which is home to beds of fruits and vegetables, accented by small trees and shrubs.

Joel Sachs and the superb young musicians of the New Juilliard Ensemble were on the stage, fresh new works were on the music stands, the birds were making a ruckus in the sculpture garden's trees (at least during the first half) and the garden was packed with listeners sipping drinks and taking in the performance.

Second is the "Chao God", which practically takes up half of the garden.

At times, especially when the Orange built a 10-point lead in the first half, the TD Garden sounded like a New England version of the Carrier Dome.