Usa "conservatory" in una frase

1. It was a dark wood and leather room with a perpetual fireplace, a few fish tanks, some stuffed specimens and glass fronted bookcases on all walls but the doors to the front hall, the back door, and the large and airy conservatory

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2. Sat at home in the conservatory Jock watches the horse racing with the sound turned off

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3. Jock gets back in to the conservatory just in time to see Red Rose Amigo win by a short head at three to one

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4. Maggie is sitting in the conservatory with Jock, who has buried himself in a copy of the Sunday Mail, which he has sent over on special order by the village shop so that he can feed his nostalgia for Glasgow

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5. Jock returns to the conservatory, picks up his tea cup and drains it in one, setting the back of his throat on fire

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6. Maggie says nothing and continues to stare out of the conservatory windows at the green blur of garden

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7. They crossed the conservatory of a lobby and were soon out and rounding a corner, striding up Clarke Street toward the River Bridge

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8. The curtains are open and bright sunlight is crashing into the sitting room through the conservatory

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9. The conservatory; the hall; the stairs

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10. The cottage is built very much on traditional lines – as a child would draw a house, with a door in the middle and windows either side of the door, except that I have put a conservatory on the front to shield the front door from the elements and to catch the sun

11. Of course, I updated the bathroom … oh, and added the conservatory, but the flagstones and beams are mostly original

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12. As forecast, after the parties were shown to their rooms, they assembled in the conservatory for afternoon tea

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13. There are a couple of letters so, juggling the umbrella with my handbag and the envelopes I have just taken out of the post box, I struggle with the door key and let myself into the conservatory

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14. same friends in the dining conservatory next to the new kitchen

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15. conservatory to stare at the giant cedars in her garden

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16. Four years plus two meant six years in all, while my peers at conservatory would have a six-year head start on me! But by that time I’d be well over twenty-one and allowed to make my own decisions

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17. and he could see that an expensive conservatory was on the

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18. they wouldn’t be able to afford to even live in a conservatory if

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19. shiny conservatory brochure out as soon as he got in

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20. conservatory and religiously take my daughters wherever they

21. Honey was sitting in her mother’s conservatory looking across

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22. most of this was down to the conservatory and he hated it the more he thought about it

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23. on at him over a conservatory, he obviously doesn’t know what he

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24. conservatory to lure Honey back into his arms

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25. The only comfort to both of them was the sight of a completely destroyed conservatory

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26. within the stunning conservatory that Gloria had purchased to get

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27. The four storey gabled front with its large glazed conservatory gave the impression that this was no public funded establishment

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28. One of the most attractive structures of the gardens is the Conservatory, constructed in 1939 with the refined sandy remnants from the partial destruction of the

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29. In 1990, Shenandoah College and Conservatory in Winchester, VA, calling him a man who could write a book on entrepreneurial spirit, awarded him the Free Enterprise medal and named him Entrepreneur of the Year

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30. Nudists! The word excited the girls in a similar manner to that of the people who’d watched my performance in the conservatory for the Mays

31. The building was one of those delightful looking thatched roof types that had been extended with a modern conservatory to provide the seating needed to house the bulk of the restaurant customers

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32. “Come through to the conservatory

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33. “Dad, why are you so nervous?” Richard asked as they stepped onto the back portico and headed for the conservatory

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34. “OK…” Sam kissed her and walked through the conservatory

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35. “Put your suitcase by the door in the conservatory, next to ours,” John said

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36. head with a shovel or a lead pipe in the conservatory and it

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37. The scents reminded her vaguely of her own conservatory at home, the only difference being that her plants lasted much longer in their natural state and died naturally

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38. Enlisting the aid of Elizabeth, Catherine, as the spirit was identified, freed herself from her misery and was finally put to a peaceful rest upon finding the bracelet buried in a flower garden in the hotel conservatory

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39. precious nature conservatory that brought such great joy and satisfaction to her

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40. How could they escape, trapped in the first floor bedroom? A glance out of the window filled them with horror; there was a fully glazed conservatory below

41. Shielded from the chill of the wet morning by a wall of glass he sat in his conservatory staring at the sodden lawn where the brightest things to be seen were the rampant daffodils shining in the patio lights, bowing their heads against the August wind

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42. An overview of these aspects could only be made out whenever they could be screened from a conservatory that is detached and insulated out from these environments so that existence would not be considered out to be our kind of lives

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43. Forest a nature conservatory on the Ohlango River

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44. conservatory where he spent much of the day, and he said he would love to see us if there was

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45. Having the conservatory and the gardens to sit in is the great benefit of this place for me

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46. Andrew to the lift, through the conservatory, down a ramp and into the gardens

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47. ’ He looked away from me, back towards the conservatory

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48. We took a more winding path back, and by the time we were approaching the conservatory

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49. afternoons, here or in the conservatory, depending on the weather

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50. Across from us was a wide doorway that opened into a spacious conservatory, a nook of tropical and temperate beauty

51. We managed to reach the conservatory and found in a corner a veritable bower with a wide rustic seat under some palms

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52. It was a breakfast room, I think, but at any rate we could not remain there for it was quite easy to see into it through the crystal walls of the conservatory

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53. I have only to turn the switch to that point and a voice will speak out in the conservatory just as if we were there instead of talking here

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54. The encore had ceased and over the vocaphone we could hear gaily chatting couples wandering into the conservatory

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55. It was a startled couple that we found when we reached the conservatory

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56. Langhorne, apparently, had gone shortly after he left the conservatory the last time, and Mrs

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57. Spock and Stu sat in comfortable armchairs watching Vietnamese TV in the conservatory of the large drawing room

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58. graduate of a German conservatory

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59. however, awaited him there: he applied to the Milan Conservatory, but after

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60. again and again, and when Verdi applied to the Milan Conservatory, the school

61. and soon Callas won a scholarship at the Greek National Conservatory

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62. the Athens Conservatory decided that the concert was unpatriotic, and

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63. During the audition at the Conservatory, Bernhardt’s voice charmed

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64. She told him we went to the beach together, to the cinema, to the conservatory where she took her piano lessons

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65. I used to go to the conservatory quite often with her because it was in the afternoon at an hour when there was nothing else to do

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66. The man who erects in a city a conservatory or a truly artistia arch, statue, or fountain, makes a wise use of his surplus

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67. As it happened, however, I never got to the restaurant to flirt with the waitress, instead leaving the old TASS news building and walking towards the Tchaikovsky Conservatory, only to see Bernard Sweet across the way

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68. We continued down the street for a couple of hundred yards until the Tchaikovski conservatory, where he turned right and took the main hall entrance

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69. The first moments in a classroom on Tverskaya, then on to the dark bars on Dmitrovka, the overly tender kiss on the cheek, then the light of the Conservatory the first time, up in the balcony behind the crowds, her hand finding mine, her fingers lying sprawled high on my thigh, the smell of sex making me ache, Shostokovitch a cover for intimacies, Tchaikovsky and Beethoven looking on, a world of ideas undermining all laws

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70. On the other side was a stately stone mansion, plainly betokening every sort of comfort and luxury, from the big coach house and well-kept grounds to the conservatory and the glimpses of lovely things one caught between the rich curtains

71. March wanted to talk of her father with the old man who had not forgotten him, Meg longed to walk in the conservatory, Beth sighed for the grand piano

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72. Then she had her plants in the conservatory and she liked looking after them

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73. She had lovely ferns and wax-plants and, whenever anyone came to visit her, she always gave the visitor one or two slips from her conservatory

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74. promised to have this done; but they were not ALL put away under the roof: he had four of them taken to his own place and fitted up in the conservatory

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75. As the blinds had been narrowed to fit the conservatory he had to have four new ones made

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76. There was a lot of other work besides this: a new conservatory to build, a more modern bath and heating apparatus to be put in, and the electric

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77. On the other side of the house, to match with the library, was the conservatory, ornamented with rare flowers, that bloomed in china jars; and in the midst of

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78. grove of lindens to a conservatory

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79. They were working for Rushton - painting the outside of a new conservatory at Mr Sweater's house, `The Cave'

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80. Owen - who had caught cold whilst painting the outside of the conservatory at Sweater's house the previous week - did not get to the yard until ten o'clock

81. Albert, completely exhausted with the exercise which invigorated Monte Cristo, was sleeping in an arm-chair near the window, while the count was designing with his architect the plan of a conservatory in his house, when the sound of a horse at full speed on the high road made Albert look up

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82. Mercedes had no fire in that cold and naked room—she, who was accustomed to stoves which heated the house from the hall to the boudoir; she had not even one little flower—she whose apartment had been a conservatory of costly exotics

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83. An Austrian, the son of Sigmund Freud’s family physician, he had been, at age seven, the youngest student ever admitted to the Vienna Conservatory

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84. At age ten, he won the conservatory’s prestigious gold medal before going on to the Paris Conservatory, where he studied under Joseph Massart and Léo Delibes

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85. The thick, warm air of the conservatory and the rich, choking fragrance of exotic plants took us by the throat

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86. Simultaneously, a body of desperate ferrets, advancing through the kitchengarden, possessed themselves of the backyard and offices; while a company of skirmishing stoats who stuck at nothing occupied the conservatory and the billiard-room, and held the French windows opening on to the lawn

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87. I doubt her Royal Conservatory grades were a tougher examination

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88. Sitting down behind many layers of glass in a sort of green leather conservatory we started to town

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89. It was the old conservatory, the one room in the triplex penthouse she’d ever really been able to stand

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90. Cadwallader's errand could not be despatched in the presence of grooms, so she asked to be taken into the conservatory close by, to look at the new plants; and on coming to a contemplative stand, she said—

91. Cadwallader came to be walking on the slope of the lawn near the great conservatory at Freshitt Hall, holding the "Times" in his hands behind him, while he talked with a trout-fisher's dispassionateness about the prospects of the country to Sir James Chettam

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