Sentence for lawn | Use lawn in a sentence

Lawn sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use lawn in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for lawn.

• She watched him cross the lawn. (8)
• A gardener was shaving the lawn. (10)
• On Besworth Lawn, of all places! (10)
• They were seen parading the lawn. (10)
• On the lawn she stopped to look back. (8)
• But work on the lawn does not end here. (17)
• He passed out on to the lawn, and vanished. (8)
• Adela made flying excursions over the lawn. (10)
• Walk out on the lawn, dear, and wait for me. (10)
• Laetitia and Vernon paced up and down the lawn. (10)
• Captain Bulsted sang out to his wife on the lawn. (10)
• On across the lawn he went, up the slope, to the oak-tree. (8)
• Genevieve ran across the lawn and roadway toward the house. (9)
• Without a word he left the room, and went back to the lawn. (8)
• When they rose to join the ladies, he slipped out on the lawn. (8)
• The gardener objected that he really must make the lawn smooth. (10)
• They passed quickly through the laurel shrubs, and round the lawn. (10)
• Up on the lawn above the fernery he could see his old dog Balthasar. (8)
• Lavender, who stood in the middle of his lawn, with Blink behind him. (8)
• He was on the lawn; read it, and wrote back three hasty lines in pencil. (10)
• All the Brookfield household were now upon the lawn, awaiting the attack. (10)
• Holly led the way on to the terrace and down to the lawn without answering. (8)
• The dog Balthasar, seated in the centre of the lawn, was examining his tail. (8)
• The lawn will be small enough as it is without chopping it into two pieces. (17)
• Shelton saw Mrs. Dennant coming down the lawn with her second daughter, Sybil. (8)
• Before it was a walled, neglected lawn, with poplars and one large walnut-tree. (8)
• Changing his swallow-tail to an old smoking jacket, he went out on to the lawn. (8)
• He reached his house just as the sun went down, and wandered out on to the lawn. (8)
• He walked in full view across the lawn to her, and they presented mask to mask. (10)
• The hall door was still open, and he passed out on to the lawn before the Crescent. (8)
• Where trees and shrubs edge the lawn, a slight hollow in the grade will improve it. (17)
• Nevil was on his feet; the others were seated under the great tulip-tree on the lawn. (10)
• The groups were picturesque, seated and grouped around the trees of the spacious lawn. (18)
• She went into the garden and wandered about the lawn, clasping her hands behind her head. (8)
• Jolyon saw the figures of Holly and Val Dartie moving across the lawn towards the stables. (8)
• The she came out upon the lawn to see my pony leap, and promised to ride him the following day. (6)
• He rose, and moved by her side, over the lawn, towards the big tree at the bottom of the garden. (8)
• She brushed herself, and went tiptoeing across the gravel and the little front lawn, to the gate. (8)
• She met him on the first landing, and heard that Mr. Romfrey requested her to step out on the lawn. (10)
• And taking from him the knife and napkin, she opened the French-window, and passed out on to the lawn. (8)
• The trees threw thick shadows, the lawn looked like spilt milk, and a long, long way he could see; oh! (8)
• And, almost at once, the sound of his violin, furiously played in the music-room, came across the lawn. (8)
• She had on a lawn frock, and a hat of the palest coffee-coloured straw, with a narrow black velvet ribbon. (8)
• He glanced at the gold cathedral-clock on the mantel-piece, and proposed a stroll on the lawn before dinner. (10)
• A low wall clothed in creepers, with two openings, divides this lawn from the flowery approaches to the house. (8)
• She had to wait a little, for Gordy and his bailiff were down there by the tennis lawn, but they soon moved on. (8)
• Here and there was a pleasant village among trees, with a noisy shipping-yard; here and there a villa in a lawn. (2)
• Shelton crossed the panelled, low-roofed hall, through whose far side the lawn was visible, a vision of serenity. (8)
• They were now on the lawn, where Sir Willoughby was walking with the ladies Eleanor and Isabel, his maiden aunts. (10)
• There, against his fingers, was that wisp of lawn and lace, soft, yet somehow alive; and stealthily he took it out. (8)
• And, rising, he went over to the window, looking out at the moonlit lawn, overcome by a sudden aversion from more talk. (8)
• Sir Willoughby walked up and down the lawn, taking a glance at the West-room as he swung round on the turn of his leg. (10)
• Both Laura and Mabel, when they heard of the mighty entertainment fixed for Besworth Lawn by Mr. Pericles, looked down. (10)
• Toward mid-day Rose beckoned to him, and led him out across the lawn into the park, and along the borders of the stream. (10)
• So she mused between the lines of her book, and finishing her reading and marking the page, she glanced down on the lawn. (10)
• Haze clung over the river and the woods beyond; the lawn sparkled with dew, and two wagtails strutted in the dewy sunshine. (8)
• At a deeper breath from Greta, the little lady put down her basket, and began to pace the lawn, followed dubiously by Scruff. (8)
• Rose met the young men strolling on the lawn; and, with her usual bluntness, accused Laxley of wishing to insult her friend. (10)
• She was struck, however, beyond her expectation, by the grandeur of the abbey, as she saw it for the first time from the lawn. (4)
• Mr. Pericles had made a furious dash at the band in the centre of the lawn, scattered their music, and knocked over the stands. (10)
• Every room on the west front looked across a lawn to the beginning of the avenue immediately beyond tall iron palisades and gates. (4)
• The whole of her, with her fragrance, seemed pressed to his face in the touch of that lawn border, roughened by little white stars. (8)
• Mrs. Dennant was writing, in a dark-blue dress starred over with white spots, whose fine lawn collar was threaded with black velvet. (8)
• Lofty elms drooped at the corners of the house; on the lawn billowed clumps of the lilac, which formed a thick hedge along the fence. (9)
• He conducted her at her request to the kitchen garden and the handful of paddock, the stables and coach-house, then back to the lawn. (10)
• They swept in on the lawn, breaking down the shrubbery, wearing off the grass and devastating the whole place like a destroying army. (21)
• His eyes caught movement down there beyond the lawn, under the trellis of rambler roses and young acacia-trees, where the moonlight fell. (8)
• Seeing her bone shining on the lawn below, with that disregard of worldly consequence which she shared with all fine characters, she leaped through. (8)
• They perceived Dr. Middleton wandering over the lawn, and Willoughby went to him to put him on the wrong track: Mrs. Mountstuart swept into the drawing-room. (10)
• Concrete garden furniture, concrete pools, fountains, garden ornaments, tennis-courts, and other familiar adjuncts to the lawn about the house, are making themselves evident on all sides. (17)

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