Sentence examples for trim lawn from inspiring English sources

The pocket-sized courtyard, with its trim lawn, is the perfect spot for a sundowner.

As these thoughts presented themselves, one after another, like a series of flashcards for learning nothing, I found myself passing a mock-Tudor house with a trim lawn, bordered with topiary.

But these days Monsignor Luong can look from his modest office and see a spacious beige church bordered by a trim lawn where three flags -- the Stars and Stripes, a banner representing the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the yellow and red flag of the former South Vietnam -- snap in the spring breeze.

Make sure the yard is maintained, with a healthy, trim lawn and bushes and trees which are not out of place or overgrown.

* Trim lawns and bushes so they do not appear overgrown even after two weeks.

One of these, the self-contained and evolving neighborhood of Springdale, 3.5 square miles mostly terraced into hills, has modest homes with tiny, trim lawns, housing a population of about 12,000.

Although truth be told, amid the handsome homes and trim lawns and the doggy day care, there are few signs of the pool halls, the hustlers and the losers from the song.

Over the next several decades his company, Dunmore Construction, along with other respected builders, took the tabula rasa that was California's Central Valley and etched it with entire neighborhoods filled with well-built ranch houses on trim lawns.

APPROACHING this hamlet, with its Tudor facades and trim lawns, motorists coming from the north might pass a driving range, where golf clubs glint in the late sun, and a corner nursery, where tea roses nod in the evening breeze.

Yet turn off the main street, past the small high school, home of the aptly named Forks Spartans, and you find yourself in a pleasant grid of spacious bungalows, fresh paint, trim lawns and palpable neighborliness — exactly the kind of intimate, self-contained rural community (with a huge village store named Forks Outfitters) for which jaded urbanites profess nostalgia.

Until his premature death in 1967, at the age of 56, they shared a marriage of true minds in a decorous, unshowy Edwardian semi in Heaton Moor, Cheshire, with trim lawns, herb beds, Scandinavian furnishings and a rather overbearing Bassett hound named Ben.