Sentence examples for indian garden from inspiring English sources

"A sort of bright Indian garden!" "Bonjour!" he yelled, to a man in a beret and galoshes, carrying a weed whacker.

Mohammed Zaman, 52, owner of the Indian Garden restaurant in Easingwold, North Yorkshire, is charged with the manslaughter of Paul Wilson, 38, who had a severe anaphylactic shock after buying a curry in January 2014.

Overnight trips follow the Bright Angel Trail to the Colorado River via Indian Garden, across the Tonto Plateau to Plateau Point, with frequent stops to photograph the jaw-dropping scenery.

The Bright Angel and South Kaibab trails are close to the visitor services at Grand Canyon Village and lead to campgrounds at Indian Garden and Phantom Ranch that have treated water and shaded campsites.

Next, the Indian Garden, an intensely green oasis of bright flowers and cacti lining a stream – this is the "bottom" of the canyon to those watching from above.

In the early years of the studio, after Emery snapped the tourists at the trailhead with a 5-by-7 camera, he would hike 41/2 miles down the trail to Indian Garden, halfway to the canyon floor.

He was leaving the Indian Gardens, taking a long time because he was on crutches.

Her Top 10 list includes Humphry Repton, the 18th-century landscape architect, and Moorish and Indian gardens.

After breakfast he went back to the Indian Gardens, hoping the couple from Iowa would be there.

The great house here is a Mughal-style flamboyance, precursor of the Brighton Pavilion; its sweeping grounds were devised as romantic "Indian" gardens with canals, fountains and much statuary.

Except that in the case of the West Indian gardens of East New York, there often is an actual pot — a callaloo pot, as Dr. Huxtable might say.