Sentence examples for more allotment from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, back at Garden Organic, we at long last have our polytunnel in place, and thanks to Anton a functional leaky pipe micro-irrigation system (which means we can go off to meet more allotment holders and not depend on other staff for irrigation duties).

A Somerset charity wants developers to provide more allotment space when building houses.

In summer, twelve percent more allotment gardeners than neighbors met the Dutch guideline to engage at least half an hour in at least moderately intensive activities on 5-7 days [ 39].

Organic veg needn't be out of place either: "We've got more allotments than any other London council.

They were joined this month by the BBC, which is launching a campaign for more allotments through "Gardener's World", its popular television programme.

A more generous allotment of "S"s or blanks, for example, would have made the game too easy, and a stingier allotment of "E s, "A s, and "R"s would have made it too discouraging.

Jets and junkets can be visualized, as can bonuses, if only as pallets of cash in a Swiss bank vault, and so they make better targets for popular resentment and politicians' umbrage than some more arcane allotment mechanisms, like special-purpose vehicles and side pockets.

Governors, he said, were "going to have to make judgments based on a more limited allotment of dollars".

Subsequent expansion teams were given a more generous allotment of draft picks and expansion draft opportunities, in part to avoid a repeat of the Buccaneers' difficulties.

If you are the sort to burn through your mobile allotment more often than not, they could be more than useful.

The authority has said more than 100 allotment holders would get new plots and is suggesting a split site with allotments on both the Leatherhead and Ashtead sides of the M25.