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Meanings of are gardens in English

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Usage of are gardens in English
1
Their hearts are gardens of flowers; and thou shalt gather the flowers.
Charlotte's Inheritance
2
Outside the walls are gardens with grass, and trees, and gravel walks.
Fred Markham in Russia; Or, The Boy Travellers in the Land of th...
3
There are gardens front and back, with a shed at the rear.
The Irish Times
4
There are gardens on either side of us, and walls at the ends.'
The water room
5
There are gardens and vineyards even in the present day on the outer hill.
The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ
6
All the interspaces between the backs of houses are gardens.
Hygeia, a City of Health
7
There are gardens, too; and a broad, shining river.
The Dragon Painter
8
There are gardens, and lawns, and horses, and dogs.
A College Girl
9
There are gardens back and front and a garage.
The Irish Times
10
There are gardens about them; and beneath, the wooded rocks go steeply down to the water.
Letters from America
11
Outside are gardens, tennis court and swimming pool.
The Irish Times
12
There are gardens, fountains and the magnificent palace built as a summer residence for Peter the Great.
The South African
13
Now, there are gardens made from bunkers, scuba tanks that once held gas, and climbing walls galore.
Climbing Magazine
14
Below the hill on which the city stands are gardens gay with flowers and fair apple orchards.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Exeter / A Descriptio...
15
There are gardens back and front.
The Irish Times
16
There are gardens front and back.
The Irish Times
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