Sentence examples for time in the garden of from inspiring English sources

Instead, he says, he spent some time in the garden of his Beverly Hills home.

As the groans of pain subside, he tells me about his time in the garden, of how in the past four years he has come to love worms and apple trees, and of how, perhaps most of all, he loves "not wasting things".

Steiner early on quotes Cyril Connolly's line about its being "closing times in the gardens of the West".

While he really had been spending a lot of time tending to cabbages in the garden of his Cotswolds cottage, his daughter Anna-Marie had just been born breech and developed a serious infection.

As such I didn't get to spend much time in the garden, amidst a frenzy of Earl Grey and jam.

Jack means to help his grieving lover when, with tender daring, he pulls on his mask and plays Wolf, Wolf one last time in the darkened garden of Bennie Duiker's mansion.

Plant material was collected in autumn time in the Botanical Garden of Maria Curie Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland.

His advice to religions is: spend less time in the world -- a place of depravity" -- and "more time in the garden," creating a "a moral cocoon" consisting of family, community and institutions over which religious people have control.

They also spend a lot of time in the garden.

"I spent a lot of time in the garden among the tomato vines.

The deer save me a lot of time in the garden because they trim it back so neatly by chewing on it.