Sentence examples for landscaping from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Haynes said she had "softened" the campus with landscaping from Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

This sumptuously illustrated book expands the definition of landscaping from the usual suspects — Versailles, Tivoli, and Central Park — to include, on the one hand, Stonehenge and the Pyramids and, on the other, Disneyland.

The museum -- a 10-story, cantilevered edifice suggesting a mesa with a cascading brook, indigenous landscaping (from corn bed to marshland), and a cladding of desert-toned Kasota limestone -- opens in September and is likely to be the last Smithsonian attraction built on the National Mall.

Can we keep an iconic landscape from changing?

Through May 6. |  "Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism".

Wilson can make a landscape from a list.

The museum is also selling "Le Louvre, Matin, Printemps," an urban landscape from 1902 by Pissarro.

D C Moore also has a late Avery, a hypnotic Catskills landscape from 1960.

Among the most telling works, however, are some frankly realist landscapes from the late 1920s.

A general exception sets in, sadly, with sugary landscapes from the nineteen-thirties.

Pictures like Northern Adventure and Landscape from a Dream are deliberate mix-ups.