Sentence examples for together garden from inspiring English sources

If he had rushed ahead with his original plans, he added, he would have missed out on the possibilities of bringing together garden and sea, and the thrill of living next to the ocean, a thrill the couple experienced their first night in the house.

Here is an impromptu, cobbled-together monument to a "fallen comrade", constructed from a plastic traffic cone, several lengths of taped-together garden cane and a homemade flag.

"Years after they complete training, many of them are still going to each others' gardens, getting together for garden barbeques and plant swaps," he said.

A solar-powered fountain sits near the table where Mrs. Butler and fellow gardeners used their sewing machines, powered by a generator, to piece together the garden's quilt, in memory of members who had recently died.

To pull the look together, the garden needed lipstick and jewelry.

Leonard tended his wife, the literary press they founded together, their garden and the household: ever the punctilious administrator, he kept precise records of everything, including the clothes they bought.

For Ari Bergen, an events coordinator at Vanity Fair magazine and a student in the intensive 12-day Home Design/Build class, the hours he spent knocking together a garden shed — hoisting lumber and setting a tin roof — translated to the drafting board.

When the plants reach the top, workers reel more twine from the spool, shift the entire row horizontally and band each vine to its neighbor so that by the end of a plant's life it might grow parallel to the concrete floor for as many as 20 or 30 feet, a dozen vines tangled together like garden hoses, before each makes its own graceful turn upward.

My Hemp Sun Burger is made by processing together fresh garden vegetables like celery and bell peppers with hemp, flax, and sunflower seeds.

By Rupert Koopman, botanist at Cape Nature Green Point Park has a small (less than a hectare) but very well put-together indigenous garden, with examples of local vegetation types as well as medicinal and useful plants.

By bringing together learning gardens, SDT, and culturally relevant pedagogies, this project intends to deepen our understanding of how to work with students during years that are crucial to their future success and decisions about science careers, when their motivation for school (and for science and math in particular) are typically declining (Vedder-Weiss and Fortus 2012).