Sentence examples for lush suburban from inspiring English sources

In the lush suburban neighborhoods of Tampa, Fla., and Atlanta, "water police" roam, enforcing restrictions on watering lawns.

These vegetable gardeners — and farmers — are working against such odds that there's simply no excuse to let a comparatively lush suburban backyard lie fallow.

Mr. Pollan has written that the need to have a lush suburban lawn is the only British tyranny that Americans did not overthrow.

For balance, organizers chose a lush suburban area on Staten Island, an area in the South Bronx, and a densely populated neighborhood in Lower Manhattan.

In Portsdown, in the western part of Singapore where the old British army barracks are, it's something of an institution in a lush suburban area.

With its shopping area, a row of apartment buildings and the Metro-North rail station on East Hartsdale Avenue and its outlying wooded areas of single family homes and open spaces, the hamlet offers residents both a citylike atmosphere and a lush suburban landscape, Ms. Crozier said.

Kampala is a patchwork of disparate neighborhoods, some lush and suburban, others rough-and-tumble, thronged with wooden shacks and roadside vendors peddling jackfruit or ubiquitous street food: chapati bread and rolex, a kind of egg-and-cabbage burrito.

"Just that extra few weeks of seniority will be of immediate benefit," said Mr. Case, who has used the well-groomed organization left over from his governor's race to canvass door-to-door in the neat suburban neighborhoods, lush farmlands and rugged countryside of the neighbor islands and rural Oahu that make up the Second Congressional District.

Worried about dwindling water supplies, communities across the drought-stricken Southwest have begun waging war on a symbol of suburban living: the lush, green grass of front lawns.

In fact, he has barely stopped creating since his two breakout 2005 series: "Belief in the Age of Disbelief," etchings that incorporated modern tower blocks into recreations of 17th-century Dutch landscapes, and "Swiss Ruins," paintings that ensconced high-rise suburban blocks in lush rural scenes.

Smug video devotees might carp that Mr. Hickey is actually including two video projections, one by the Texan Nic Nicosia, who makes brief, lush, disquieting "home movies" of suburban neighborhoods, and the other by the Wilsons, who say their favorite filmmaker is Mr. Anger.