Sentence examples for to orchard from inspiring English sources
noun
A garden or an area of land for the cultivation of fruit or nut trees.
Hurrying out the door, he went to Orchard Street.
It is usually held on twelfth night, whereupon troupes of wassailing villagers process from orchard to orchard.
The path is always similar: walk down Avenue B, end up on Clinton Street, walk down Stanton near Schiller's to Orchard.
They moved to Orchard Cove, a retirement community in Canton, Massachusetts, outside Boston, where they could be closer to their sons.
It costs around £22,000 a year to put a child through Roman Fields, according to Orchard, compared with £4,000 in mainstream education.
This piece of land has gone from rough meadow to orchard to immaculately tended cricket pitch (really) to abandoned, rather embarrassing cricket pitch to rough meadow again.
Further studies are in place to capture the transcriptomes and methylomes of fruit in an orchard-to-orchard manner.
Zhong et al. (2013) observed methylation changes in the ACS2 promoter in tomato during fruit development and ripening, so we decided to observe any methylation changes in the ACS1 promoter on an orchard-to-orchard basis.
I don't go to Orchard Beach because it's just disgusting.
He found comfort in family outings to Orchard Beach and the Bronx Zoo.
Or in the other direction, to Orchard Road, if you like".
