Sentence examples for lavish lawn from inspiring English sources
The historic hotel overlooks the Yorkshire Dales and offers diverse outdoor activities including clay pigeon shooting and fishing on its lavish lawn.
He might get an argument from Dan Schapiro, a Ridgewood homeowner who has lavished attention on his lush, green 50-by-100-foot lawn over the last months.
The Crown Netflix parks its tanks on the BBC's lawn, offering up the kind of lavish, faithful period fare that's more readily associated with Sunday evenings on BBC1.
Formal English lawns are lined with Provençal lavender, lavish oak beds are complemented by gorgeous soaps from Marseille and bedrooms are inspired by Blanc's favourite flowers and flavours.
Whether they're homegrown, do-it-yourself displays on the front lawn or corporate-sponsored professional productions spanning city blocks, these lavish affairs reward a sightseeing trip and there's a good chance there's one not too far from your own home.
Standing side-by-side with Brown on the White House lawn or in front of 10 Downing Street, President Obama will lavish praise on his British counterpart.
Certain homes are so close to the action — sometimes no more than 50 feet from fairways and greens — that their lawns were quickly snapped up as prime real estate for lavish corporate parties.
A walk in the park Until 1767, Parque del Retiro (8) at Plaza de la Independencia (00 34 91 530 0041; 6am-10pm daily) was for the exclusive use of royalty and its sprawling lawns, large lake and sculptured cypress trees were often the backdrop for lavish theatrical productions.
The lavish Olympic-sized pool I pictured is actually a tiny, plastic green thing on the front lawn that Javi fills up with approximately 1 pot of water.
In front of most of the lavish houses that make up much of Rockleigh, placards advertising the Web site were visible on snow-covered lawns.
