Sentence examples for open lawn from inspiring English sources

Out on the open lawn fans were throwing their glow-stick necklaces into the sky, creating their own silver lining.

The artist had wanted to place the tree on the open lawn but the Eycks opted for something more subtle.

Thirty steps later, the path ends at the open lawn again, but this perspective is completely new.

The open lawn in the middle of the park was disgorging hundreds of people who'd come to see an opera performance.

Picture the archetypal college campus: venerable Gothic stone buildings, maple leaves aflame in autumn colors and students lounging with books on a wide, open lawn.

It is a ring of public housing, simple brick homes set on an open lawn across the railroad tracks from McKenzie's struggling downtown.

There's an in-ground pool surrounded by trees, a side yard with a gazebo, and open lawns.

They fly in a V formation, their boisterous honking marking their arrival at lakes, open lawns and farm fields.

Yet Southampton's early summer residents, who began flocking here when the train line was extended in 1870, favored great open lawns.

After a visit to Brasília, the French writer Simone de Beauvoir complained that all of its superquadras exuded "the same air of elegant monotony," and other observers have equated the city's large open lawns, plazas, and fields to wastelands.

Stroll across open lawns, past a new bridge by Ai Weiwei, and through an enclosed garden where temporary exhibitions are displayed inside Het Huis, a striking new outdoor pavilion.