Sentence examples for much garden from inspiring English sources

They're made, as so much garden furniture is these days, from polyethylene, which means, you must all know by now, that they are totally weather proof so you can leave them out all year.

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"They're going with as much garden as they can handle, even if it's just some pots of herbs".

Sweet potatoes grow primarily underground, so they don't need much garden space.

Detailing – and how! – a summer spent in Provence, Colette's A Break of Day (1928) is another seemingly slight portrait of a middle-aged lady doing nothing very much (gardening, walking her dogs, flirty with the handsome locals).

Most of us only dream of having so much space to store our tools, or so many tools to store (or so much gardening assistance), and so we end up lingering over those photos the way we do over the shots of mixed borders in full blossom somewhere on the Riviera.

She found the beautiful scenery of the area, set in the Finger Lakes of upper New York state, an inspiration; she later wrote, "even as a small girl, I loved the country, not so much gardens and growing things, for I had no experience with these... but simply the great outdoor world".

Another little bulb that deserves much more garden space is the pretty little bulb, Puschkinia that is sometimes called Siberian squill.

By contrast, John Tayloe, a major Virginia landholder, built his office in 1775 to look as much a garden folly as an office — it's got a medieval-inspired ogee-shaped roof and a vaulted ceiling inside.

Encompassing city planning as much as garden design, this panoramic study is impressive not only for its encyclopedic scope but also for the author's authoritative command of so much diverse material and for her lucid writing.

And it had all sounded like so much fun: "Garden" is linked with another Ayckbourn play, "House," which is not only set at the same time and place — a late-summer day, at an English country house where a garden fair is to be held — but is running simultaneously with "Garden," on M.T.C.'s main stage, with the same cast.