Sentence examples for wide garden from inspiring English sources

He did turn the house around: The narrow end, which had faced 10th, now runs along 68th; the long side, which had faced 58th, now fronts on a wide garden.

The interior garden served as the house's entrance, and on the main floor the salon at the front — about 35 by 35 feet — had, because of the wide garden, essentially a corner site, with big windows facing south and west.

THE steel magnate Henry Phipps built one of the most expensive houses in New York on Fifth Avenue in 1905, a low, broad Renaissance design of marble with a wide garden and driveway.

No restrictions were placed in the deeds by New York Life, but the buildings' peculiar open spaces create a kind of dialogue with Manhattan House's wide garden on the north side of 65th Street, even though the newer buildings dwarf the older one.

The Garden Walk also includes a double-wide garden at an 1839 farmhouse that is remarkable for its trees: blue Atlas cedar, maple, magnolia, dogwood, espaliered trellised crab apples, and a rare 50-year-old dawn redwood.

A better choice when weather permits is the wider garden area, enclosed by an arching Quonsetlike roof.

The Bible's vision of society as an orchard, in which every community is rooted in its own traditions, its own soil, while still growing out into, and contributing its color, to the wider garden, has yet to be realized.

This could encourage wider garden infestation, so be sure to keep them away (send the chickens in).

"The work will also involve the replanting of 22 large saplings and semi-mature trees, with species chosen to tie in well with existing trees in the wider gardens.

Filled with orchids and grottoes, rare lotus flowers and a pond with lily pads two feet wide, the garden was designed by Russell Page in 1956 at the behest of the English composer William Walton, who built it for his wife.

The paths are wider, the garden beds fewer but much larger.