Sentence examples for the same gardens from inspiring English sources

Now, when i read it -each page a marker of yellowed memory- and meander in the same gardens of enchantment, the flowers become twice-graced tales of a beguiling enhancement.

To control for self-selection, we will also compare the allotment gardeners with future allotment gardeners who are on a waiting list for the same gardening complex.

Were they at the same garden party?

Not only can't you step into the same garden twice, but their evolution is so fluid, you also can't even step into the same garden once.

She walks through the same entrance, past the same garden into the same atrium where, in 1976, she was stripped of her identity, and given a number.

A swimming pool with sweeping views of the rolling hills below is also tucked into the same garden.

In a shrinking letters market having two posties following each other up the same garden path is inefficient.

I tell them, this is a picture of a garden at one particular time of year, and that the same garden in August would have very little going on.

Obama concluded by quoting Gandhi on India's traditions of tolerance: "He said, 'for me, the different religions are beautiful flowers from the same garden, or they are branches of the same majestic tree'.

Freddie Welsh, of Pontypridd via New York, fought in the same Garden six times during the first world war and lost a "newspaper" decision - basically a pundits' award sometimes given when there was no knockout and no points-scoring - to the great Benny Leonard in 1917.

It is her study and overlooks the same garden in which she grew and nurtured vegetables while she brought the ugly events of her childhood back to life on the page: 'They told me I needed to look after something while I wrote this book,' she explains.