Sentence for garden | Use garden in a sentence

Sentences using the word garden. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use garden in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for garden.

• Let us go and garden. (22)
• He looked out into the garden. (8)
• Rinaldo was in the garden below. (10)
• Cecilia set her face to the garden. (10)
• He was in his garden with the dawn. (10)
• De Craye strolled through the garden. (10)
• He branched off through Covent Garden. (8)
• It is true, there is a garden between. (2)
• Mrs. Pendyce walked towards her garden. (8)
• That dog of yours is spoiling the garden. (8)
• We will read; we will work in the garden. (10)
• The last flowers of the garden bowed to decay. (10)
• He spoke to me a moment in the garden, you know. (10)
• The colonel and Crossjay lounged over the garden. (10)
• What was there of memory in this night, this garden? (8)
• And he stole down through the fruit garden to the boat-house. (8)
• He left the garden briskly, as to the legs, and reluctantly. (10)
• On that side, only a rail, and a few shrubs confined her garden. (8)
• On arriving at the garden entrance, he stopped to look at the view. (8)
• And not another word did he say till they had re-entered his garden. (8)
• There were great vexations, however, attending such a garden as his. (4)
• Who sees the shame of taking an apple from a garden of the Hesperides? (10)
• And he started forth up the garden in his nightshirt and Norfolk jacket. (8)
• Over the garden, the day brooded in the first-gathered warmth of summer. (8)
• The ancients believed in a golden age, in the garden of the Hesperides!… (8)
• They had a good garden of vegetables, and grass-land enough for two cows. (10)
• Outside the Mirabell Garden he caught sight of Kasteliz and grinned at him. (8)
• He received his pupils in a large back room overlooking a little sooty garden. (8)
• Remaining on horseback she had seen the poor man reclining in his garden chair. (10)
• A blackbird in the garden of the Square was uttering a long, low, chuckling trill. (8)
• Then, by a swift transition, he was walking in the garden talking to Mrs. Dennant. (8)
• In Madison Square Garden the hippodrome track is dry and firm and smooth and true. (21)
• When they were in the garden, he commanded her to read and tell him the meaning of it. (10)
• Gardens were in front of the houses; or, to speak more correctly, strips of garden walks. (10)
• Shortly after, he was seen passing through the gates of the garden, accompanied by Rhoda. (22)
• He was at the door of the house next to it, when he heard voices in the garden beside him. (22)
• He watched till she had disappeared; then slowly retraced his steps to the Mirabell Garden. (8)
• The colonel entertained Mrs. Beauchamp, while Mr. Tuckham led Miss Halkett over the garden. (10)
• His walking about the garden at night was not, then, for the purpose of looking at her window. (10)
• They had crossed the garden plot and were at the gate of the park leading to the Western wood. (10)
• His apology for not appearing at garden parties was, that he was engaged to wait on Lady Camper. (10)
• Soames took many looks at the day from his riverside garden near Mapledurham that Sunday morning. (8)
• They went, eyeing each other askance, unsteady, and unflinching; they climbed the garden railings. (8)
• She gathered the contents in a careless glance, and walked into the garden alone, to look for Carlo. (10)
• While the cook was taking up to Rosek the news of their arrival, Gyp stood looking out at her garden. (8)
• Selina Collett would not have invited him with underlinings merely to see a shoreside house and garden. (10)
• George took the cup, and like a cat spying a mouse, Mrs. Pendyce watched him take it out into the garden. (8)
• With their backs turned to him, they passed the corner of the house, across where the garden sloped away. (8)
• The carriage was ordered forthwith; Lady Jocelyn went to dress; Rose drew Ferdinand away into the garden. (10)
• Before the garden gate the little model herself was gazing at the house, as if she had been there some time. (8)
• When they returned to their hotel they found a highwalled garden facing it, full of black depths of foliage. (9)
• So saying, he opened the gate and entered his little garden carrying his hat in his hand, and followed by Blink. (8)
• He, was terrified that she would be gone before he could get into the garden; yet half afraid of finding her there. (8)
• The chateau stood square at a branch of the river, tossing three light bridges of pretty woodwork to park and garden. (10)
• Throwing on a cloak she walked out into the moonlit garden, and went slowly down the whitened road toward the station. (8)
• Some budding lilacs exhaled a scent of lemons; a sandy cat on the coping of a garden wall was basking in the setting sun. (8)
• A Golampian assemblage with uncovered heads resembles, indeed, a garden of flowers, vivid and deep in color, no two alike. (7)
• One of the vagabonds had certainly slipped into the garden to steal fruit or vegetables, or even honey from the bee hives. (5)
• At this juncture Sir Willoughby entered the drawing-room by the garden window, and simultaneously Dr. Middleton by the door. (10)
• Feeling like one who squirts on a burning haystack with a garden syringe, Felix propounded this scheme to his little daughter. (8)
• Adrian was an epicurean; one whom Epicurus would have scourged out of his garden, certainly: an epicurean of our modern notions. (10)
• And he paced up and down the garden, where the wind was melancholy in the boughs of the walnut-tree that had lost all its leaves. (8)
• Beyond a door or window could be seen a garden with a row of statues, and through this door people passed without apparent object. (8)
• All the front windows of Craigie House look, out over the open fields across the Charles, which is now the Longfellow Memorial Garden. (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)
• She spent much time in her garden, where the blossoms had all dropped, lilac was over, acacias coming into bloom, and blackbirds silent. (8)
• The garden sloping to the road, the house standing in it, the green pales, and the laurel hedge, everything declared they were arriving. (4)
• The trees upon the bank were giant garden plants; he noted a definite order in their arrangement, inhaled the fragrance of their blooms. (1)
• He remembered how their taxi took them to an old Square which he did not know, where the garden trees looked densely black in the starshine. (8)
• Surcharged with unassimilated news of events, that made a thunder in her head, Aminta walked down the garden path, meeting Selina and bearing her on. (10)

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