Examples of 'gardens had' in a sentence
Meaning of "gardens had"
gardens had: Refers to the state or quality of gardens, indicating a particular condition they were in
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What was left of the gardens had done that.
Gardens had to change.
Every one of the gardens had a water feature.
Large gardens had also been created and it became an attraction for the city.
They wondered if their friends had missed them and if their gardens had been watered.
The gardens had always been well kept and had their own gardener.
Before the temple was built the gardens had the name Tapovan.
Away from the gardens had been sliced off and turned into apartments.
By the beginning of the nineteenth century, botanical gardens had expanded from their medicinal origins.
The palatial gardens had pompous designs with grand structures and accessories.
Flowering tree and shrub, and the gardens had been so planned that each.
Homes and Gardens had one of the most spectacular flowers displays.
Luftflotte 3 had established its command post there and the building and gardens had been fortified.
The original estate gardens had wooden pales that were later replaced by stone fences.
Since Babylon rarely received rain, the gardens had to be irrigated.
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The Japanese gardens had to be constructed from scratch at the Exhibition site.
Traditionally, Italian gardens had few flowers.
School gardens had a theme of musicals and I really liked the Lion King.
Essential facilities were not forgotten, the Nandana Gardens had a large gleaming bathroom.
Gardens had been planted, and the barracks renovated.
In the same year, urban gardens had been established in the neighborhood.
My investigation just started, when I heard that a part of these gardens had once been a cemetery.
Tea gardens had been bombed, shelled and mined.
No, all the other gardens had.
If those gardens had not been there, chances are that.
Rosemary Boxer, no, all the other gardens had Tree bark chippings.
These gardens had luxurious fountains, water cascades, stunning structures and arrangements for relaxing.
Thomas Jefferson 's gardens had many different uses.
These gardens had luxury fountains, water cascades, magnificent structures and structures for relaxing.
Therefore, the gardens had to move West.
The gardens had been named after Sir William Spring, 2nd Baronet.
When Sommier died in 1908, the château and the gardens had recovered their original appearance.
The Hispanic gardens had chickens and goats ; the Chinese gardens had religious symbols.
By 1840, the area of Nova Scotia Gardens had degenerated into a notorious slum.
Three years later the gardens had the addition of a zoo, the Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park.
If the flowers in the gardens had minds, what would they be thinking?
The Festival Pleasure Gardens had over 8 million visitors, three-quarters of them from London.
By the 1980s, Eastgate Gardens had deteriorated due to lack of maintenance and repair.
