Sentence examples for sand garden from inspiring English sources

She used to shellac the bowling balls that are lined up like rose bushes in her sand garden.

Ms. Burkhalter has used early-20th-century Pittsburgh photographs to demonstrate the public playground's roots in the 19th century, when forerunners like the sand garden and the kindergarten — literally a garden for children — first appeared in Berlin.

Inside, a lyrically sculpted sand garden extends a welcome.

The only immediately obvious difference is in the UP24's texture; while the original UP has always featured a back-and-forth zig-zag pattern across its face, its new, wireless brother has a pattern that looks something like the trail left behind the rake dragged through a zen sand garden.

To me, the sand garden is an anti-panic-attack mechanism.

Observe a musician, athlete, or better yet a Japanese Zen monk who recreates his sand garden every morning.

I'd be making sand gardens and water sculptures on the roof.

It is said to resemble the moon-gazing sand gardens in the Silver Pavilion at Kyoto.

It seems swings have been around forever, though historians date swings in America at public playgrounds -- originally known as sand gardens -- from the mid-1800's.

The couple wanted landscaping that would reflect not only the Long Island setting, but also the sand gardens and temples of Kyoto, which Mr. Formby had seen during business trips to Japan.

This enterprising account by the doyen of Japan studies demonstrates that the quintessential Japanese aesthetic — which characterizes Noh drama, sand gardens, monochrome ink painting, shoji panels, tatami floors, and the tea ceremony — was the creation of a staggeringly incompetent fifteenth-century shogun, Ashikaga Yoshimasa.