Sentence examples for were landscaped from inspiring English sources
noun
A portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view, including all the objects it contains.
They were landscaped by Mr. Bac himself and have a view of the old city of Menton and the Mediterranean.
Twenty years ago, he estimates, 80percentt of all New York City office building lobbies were landscaped; today, he says, only about half are.
The gardens and woodland paths were landscaped by the Olmsted brothers for Mai Rogers Coe, a Standard Oil heiress, and William Robertson, an insurance magnate.
Its indoor enclosures were landscaped with waterfall, ponds, moss-covered tree trunks, vines and ferns, all a vibrant backdrop for dazzling multicolored orchids hanging almost in front of our noses.
The cliffs were landscaped a hundred years ago when the town was developed as an upmarket resort.
The cliffs were landscaped a hundred years ago when the town was developed as a seaside resort.
The front yard is landscaped with hydrangeas.
Even the surrounding natural scenery was landscaped.
The surrounding grounds have been landscaped.
The grounds are landscaped with perennial flowers.
