Sentence examples for were garden from inspiring English sources
noun
An outdoor area containing one or more types of plants, usually plants grown for food or ornamental purposes. Such an ornamental place to which the public have access. Taking place in, or used in, such a garden.
- A vegetable garden a flower garden
There were garden parties and fashion shoots, and the Opera House hosted Italian tenors.
Only when Dr Dunstan mathematically factored in the idea that some snails were garden residents while others were visitors, and the notion that some kind of homing instinct was at work, did his computer models start to reflect reality.
Also listed in the guidebook were garden salad, coleslaw, melon, fruit drinks, soft drinks, and coffee.
The total cost of the LIG program was 2,028,493 EUR, and the three cost centers requiring the most inputs in the LIG program were Garden set-up (29.1%), Training and capacity-building (33.1%) and Garden upkeep, monitoring and follow-up (26.4%).
They were garden-grown, park-manufactured, Mall-march-made.
"His hobbies were gardening, photography, and cricket".
Here's what we know: one of the "plotters" was deemed too crazy to deport to Haiti (what?) and all of them were garden-variety jailbirds for crimes like small time drug-dealling and purse-snatching and, one might surmise, littering.
There were gardens at Aberdour Castle from at least 1540.
My favorite radio show is garden compass.
In fact, it was Garden of the Gods.
You are in the shed in someone else's garden.
