Sentence examples for own meadow from inspiring English sources

One from around 1862 is a favorite of Mr. Barnard's: the black tupelo, sitting in its own meadow in the Ramble, near the West 70s.

Julie now runs the rustic-chic B&B; there is a choice of two yurts – each in their own meadow with their own woodburner – or there is the gorgeous SC Cowslip Cottage.

He became a vegetarian, having read Peter Singer, and he stopped keeping falcons (though there is a beautiful coda of a last merlin learning to catch its own meadow pipits).

If the project at Raritan Valley succeeds, Professor Handel says he hopes that it will inspire other companies and institutions to plant their own meadows.

"Now we, who gave the game to the world, are being taught the game by those we gave it to because we don't have enough young people playing on their own meadows.

Bring your own buttercup meadow.

The Roundhouse is tucked discreetly behind the farmhouse in its own sheltered meadow, behind a copse of trees.

Sow wild flowers in a pot if there is no room elsewhere, or convert part of the lawn into your own backyard meadow.

In the first study, 152 people were asked to create their own favourite meadow patch by selecting 25 out of 779 local wild plants (54 species) that were displayed in flowerpots.

In 2009, she set up her own company, Meadows and More, to help people turn their lawns and yards into more natural landscapes.

This town is one of Suffolk's most independent little places, with quirky cafes, craft stores and antiques dealers, and it has its own river meadows at the bottom of Bridge Street, perfect for a picnic and a quick dip.