orchard造句

The garden abutted on to an orchard.

My uncle has an apple orchard.

We fenced in the orchard to keep the sheep out.

While the chaffinch sings on the orchard bough.

The boy dropped the apples he had stolen and cut away across the orchard.

It's not a travesty, it's just another year in the apple orchard world.

From the southern side of the said orchard ran a long road.

Pesticide-free wildflower havens, adds Buchmann, would also bolster populations of useful insects such as blue orchard bees—an extremely effective pollinator of almonds in California.

We feel a little shy of it, even awkward-like Joe, the carpenter's son, who's been musing over my orchard gate for the last half-hour.

During recent years there has been an increasing tendency of the apple grower to rotate his orchard with respect to age.

Originally it may have been part of an orchard but as the city spread north it became part of a large London garden, the one behind Mr Kossoff’s house, and he can see the tree from his studio window.

Eating cherries picked from the orchard, we sip on a delightful 2010 rose and watch the setting sun turn the eastern slopes of the valley the exact shade of pink as the wine.