Sentence examples for means garden from inspiring English sources

For many years, Sonobe, which means "garden plot," had been a nondescript, run-down farming village set among rice fields.

Riad means garden in Arabic [in the strictest sense of the word] and most of them don't have gardens.

Emer Costello has made digital video recordings including poetry recited in 1930 by T.S Eliot while Hannah Habibi Hopkins has made neon-light images, showing Muslims in various stages of prayer and letters spelling the word Jannah, which in Arabic means garden.

His surname is easier on the ears when you know it means "Garden of Eden".

The Gaelic name, lios, means "garden" or "enclosure", and mòr is simply "big" or "great" reflecting either the fertility of the island amidst mountainous surroundings, or the presence of a defined area surrounding the early monastery.

"Yard when you mean garden.

"Anger," in this study, doesn't simply mean garden-variety aggravation.

Mainz, though, have promised to hold him to his contract (due to expire in 2015), which will probably mean gardening leave and holding out for some sort of transfer fee.

By "garden" Voltaire meant a garden, not a field — not the land and task to which we are chained by nature but the better place we build by love.

"Paradise," I'm told, derives from a Persian word that literally means "walled garden".

It's called Dyrehaven (visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/the-deer-park), which means animal garden and that's what it is.