Sentence examples for orange garden from inspiring English sources

In the orange garden down the street, the view of the city stretching out beneath you is breathtaking.

Founded in 1980 as part of the Solidarity movement, it specialized in surrealist protest, often conducted by people in orange garden gnome costumes.

There are lots of bitter-orange trees on the Aventine, in the orange garden by the church Santa Sabina, in the gardens of convents and those of handsome villas.

Edward Lear was in raptures over "olive grove and orange garden, the blue of sky and ivory of church and chapel, the violet of mountain rising from peacock-wing hued sea".

There are views over the cityscape from the neighbouring orange garden, and nearby a hole in the doorway of the Priory of the Knights of Malta (Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta) supplies a remarkable surprise – a surreally perfect view of St Peter's.

He also had, mixed in with them, photos of a small orange garden on the Aventine Hill, just a couple of blocks from where I spent a college semester.

The city is approached by an unmetalled road between palm groves and orange gardens.

It rises up from the sloped embankments of the Circus Maximus to Santa Sabina, one of Rome's oldest and most beautiful churches, flanked by two lovely orange gardens.

The Hadspen estate in Somerset is much admired for its handsome house and painterly gardens.With its floral palette of intense blue, plum and yellow, of red, pink and orange, its gardens are certainly quite a picture.

Everywhere are stone houses with their gardens, orange and lemon trees and vegetable-gardens.

Highlights so far include an Oranges and Lemons garden at the Spitalfields church of nursery rhyme fame, a Medieval Herber planted with odoriferous herbs at the Idler Academy, and an Edible High Road in Chiswick.