Sentence examples for orchard from inspiring English sources
The word 'orchard' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a garden or area of land that is planted with trees or shrubs cultivated for their fruits. For example, "We took a walk through the apple orchard and picked some of the ripe apples from the trees."
noun
A garden or an area of land for the cultivation of fruit or nut trees.
The villa is located in a large orchard of cherry trees, and the play is scattered with references both to Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard and to Shakespeare's King Lear, two plays which also deal with the loss of power.
Blandford garrison was the first Ministry of Defence site to build a dedicated kitchen garden and it has recently submitted plans to plant a new orchard.
Related: Pasco autopsy contradicts police account that victim was not shot in back Zambrano-Montes, an orchard worker living in Pasco, Washington, was shot dead by local police on 10 February after he was reportedly seen throwing rocks at traffic.
Pull back the curtains of this one-bedroom, weatherboarded cottage and you have endless views of open fields and the orchard from which the property takes its name.
Small, wiry and full of laughter, Rita has a passion for this house at Moustiers St Marie, her land, her truffle orchard, her dogs and the wildlife she fights to preserve.
"The school orchard will provide fruits both for consumption and as an income generating activity for schools to be able to generate more income to address the needs that the UPE funds cannot cover," said, Lillian Viko, Amref's education officer in Katine.
A HUGE GLOWING wall blinks blue and red at the torrent of commuters as they flow up the escalators and into the halls of Orchard Road station, one of the busiest on Singapore's transit system.
Last year members of a task force appointed by Mr Yudhoyono found a mid-level tax official, Gayus Tambunan, who allegedly bribed senior Indonesian police, prosecutors, and a judge after being caught with millions of suspicious dollars, at a shopping centre on Orchard Road.
Hitherto there has been little fun to be had other than hitting Orchard Road's glitzy shopping malls.
Down will go domestic demand, probably draining even more shoppers from the already quiet stores in electronics malls such as the Funan Centre and along the Orchard Road.
The judgment behind my word choices in The Cherry Orchard is entirely subjective and based on no linguistic consideration of original Russian syntax or grammar.
