How To Use Glasshouse In A Sentence
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There's something special about eating in a garden, especially when the garden, with its soaring glasshouse, is home to an inspirational restaurant run along organic, self-sufficient lines.
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You must grow these tropical flowers in a glasshouse.
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After delivery to the nursery it is shredded, and then stacked in long piles in an adjacent glasshouse.
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In daylight in winter through the bare trees you can see odd corners of the ornate Victorian glasshouses.
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The central glasshouse had two lean-to hothouses, one dry for cacti, the other humid for tropical plants.
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This year's bash will see storytellers leading tours to the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, telling tales in castles, museums, gardens, glasshouses, libraries, farms and galleries.
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Although soybean is injured in flooded fields, it can thrive in stagnant, oxygen-deficient water in the glasshouse.
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It has big balls of bright orange flowers and large waxy grey leaves, but because it won't tolerate temperatures below about 15-degrees Celsius, it will only grow in a glasshouse this far south.
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One of the first examples of a curvilinear glasshouse, it stands as a reminder of bygone eras in Belfast's history.
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In addition, the potted seedlings were acclimatized to a glasshouse conditions through gradual decrease of the humidity to 80%.
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Covering a large area of the garden close to the glasshouses, this is a must-see exhibition that offers a new perspective on our world and provides a chill-out zone for frazzled festival-goers.
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In recent years, all this has changed and 70% of production of fresh market strawberries takes place in glasshouses, tunnels and cloches.
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There are also several fully serviced glasshouses, a detached play shed and a double detached garage.
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As for Boycott, he should stick to what people tell me he's good at (commentating), leave Yardy's diagnosis to professionals ("No, Mr Yardy, there is no such thing as 'bad bowling-inspired clinical depression'") and be mindful of his own glasshouse when he next feels like throwing stones.
Geoff Boycott's sensitive side… it's so well hidden | Barbara Ellen
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After his tour he officially opened the glasshouses by unveiling a simple plaque and was then presented with a weigela shrub, part of a unique collection now housed in the gardens.
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I shall poke the villain in the eye with my swordstick on your behalf next time I am passing down Glasshouse Street, as shall many of my gentleman readers, I am sure.
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And although the cast is small, the ideas roam, which is more what I meant when discussing GLASSHOUSE.
About to Cut Open the Tauntaun
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The glasshouse experiment aimed to rank the cultivars according to their dehydration tolerance.
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The Social Registry, a local record label that specializes in warped, noisy rock and damaged dance music by the likes of Psychic Ills, Gang Gang Dance and Vietnam, had the second of its two showcases at the Glasshouse Gallery in Brooklyn.
CMJ Music Marathon: Social Registry Thrills; Crowd Disappoints - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com
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Bullough brought alligators and giant turtles to the island, where they lived in heated glasshouses.
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The gardens are bordered by timber fencing and include a glasshouse and numerous flowerbeds.
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Blossom-end rot occurs in tomatoes grown in fields or glasshouses as a horticultural crop.
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Tom Burkard, a research fellow at the thinktank who is on the steering committee for the planned school, said: "I want to get away from the idea that it is going to be a glasshouse or sin-bin.
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The body crease below the glasshouse is the clearest of many design cues picked up from Essence, the stunning Infiniti concept car that made its debut at the Geneva Auto Show early in 2009.
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The next step was the glasshouses built by Joseph Paxton at Chatsworth in the 1830s and developed in the 1840s by Richard Turner for the botanical gardens at Kew, Dublin, and Belfast.
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Blossom-end rot occurs in tomatoes grown in fields or glasshouses as a horticultural crop.
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That will add huge costs for those operators who are involved in building prefabricated buildings, barns, bridges, glasshouses, and hothouses.
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The house has a very private west-facing walled back garden which extends to about 100 feet and has a variety of flowering shrubs and plants, a glasshouse and three fuel bunkers.
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In addition there is a toolshed, glasshouse, a tarmac tennis court and a walled garden.
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At 4.5 acres (indoors!), the conservatory is the largest extant glasshouse in North America.
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Sitting in a glasshouse (I remember one day with most embarrassing ‘blackouts’), rather than on the typos (there are two in satisfactorily, Michael) I shall focus on possible reasons.
Five-typo feast of fail
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In her glasshouse she kept my orange tree alive.
Molly Keane's Ireland
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We were in the sitting room which had large windows looking out the back where Sally's father had his glasshouses.
BETTER THAN THIS
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Start with a coffee in the Winter Garden (90 Surrey St, sheffield.gov.uk), a vast modern glasshouse, before tackling local urban artist Kid Acne's Kill Your Darlings exhibition, on at the neighbouring Millennium Gallery (Arundel Gate, museums-sheffield.org.uk, until 23 October).
Five great British city breaks
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Outside, there is a large detached double garage with a glasshouse alongside as well as lawn areas.
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They broke into sheds, broke windows, smashed glasshouses and cold frames.
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The plantlets were maintained in the bioreactor for 45 days and then transplanted into a glasshouse; survival was monitored 15 days later.
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Second, the "glasshouse" is a little wider at the rear, so the doors are less thick and rear occupants have room to move.
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The house, which dates from the 1960s, sits on about an acre of well maintained gardens which include large lawns, an orchard and a glasshouse.
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The central glasshouse had two lean-to hothouses, one dry for cacti, the other humid for tropical plants.
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Along with something of the stunning Essence, too: the distinctive crease below the glasshouse is the clearest of many design cues picked up from the 2009 concept car.
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Even as an open space it would be more sightly than the old glasshouse.
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The buildings, including the main house, a collection of glasshouses and outbuildings, add to the appeal, with garden walls built of red brick or Cotswold stone.
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You must grow these tropical flowers in a glasshouse.
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Wentworth Castle was designed as a trophy home, built for the decadence and frivolity of the Georgian days and the glasshouse is a rare survivor of these times.
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Nutrients were thoroughly mixed into the substrate, water was added to field capacity and the pots were incubated for 10 d in a glasshouse before seeds were planted.
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A driveway to the front of the house provides parking spaces for two cars, while the rear garden is laid in lawn with mature shrubs, a glasshouse, water garden and a dog run.
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That will add huge costs for those operators who are involved in building prefabricated buildings, barns, bridges, glasshouses, and hothouses.
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Halfway down the east side of the gardens, the galleries join the glasshouse.
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The use of elevated CO 2 is widespread throughout the glasshouse horticultural industry.
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Pedestrian side access leads to the walled back garden, which is mainly set in lawn with a glasshouse and a single garage.
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In early spring, bulbs are forced in the glasshouse: ranunculi, anemones, tulips, narcissi and poppies.
Times, Sunday Times
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Plants were grown from seed in a 38-m long chamber in a ventilated glasshouse.
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The Grade ll listed glass pavilions at the gardens are one of the earliest examples of curvilinear glasshouses ever built.
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This common caterpillar is the most troublesome species attacking glasshouse and houseplants.
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While the Tasmanian climate may not be perfect for most carnivorous plants if you have a glasshouse or a window sill, which gets the sun, Paul recommended these as perfect places for most flesh-eating plants.
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In addition to the main house, there is an adjoining office/storage building, a wooden shed and a small glasshouse.
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On the sloping northern side lies the foundations of many glasshouses, two of which have been completely restored: a vinery and a plant nursery.
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Second, the "glasshouse" is a little wider at the rear, so the doors are less thick and rear passengers have room to move.
Motoring
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The centrepiece of this stifling glasshouse was a large wooden table, inset in the fashion of marquetry with map-like designs.
ANTI-ICE
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Whatever it is, it's surely better than the * years* that the US and the UK hold people for in places like Guantanamo and the black holes of Iraq and Afghanistan so by all means continue throwing stones, Mr. Glasshouse inhabiter.
The Guardian World News
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Apart from the glasshouses of alstroemeria plants, hardly any artificial light is visible.
Country diary
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The central glasshouse had two lean-to hothouses, one dry for cacti, the other humid for tropical plants.
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In this framework, optimizing climate control in glasshouses to maximize plant growth is possible.
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Seedlings were raised in a glasshouse during the summer of 1994 and their tubers harvested in mid-September.
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They do best with some protection - glasshouse, frame, polytunnel or cloche.
Times, Sunday Times
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Weather or not they want to eradicate Israel you still need to talk to them as they will not stop throwing stones at your glasshouse until you do.
Global Voices in English » Israel: A Belief In Coexistence – Interview With Activist Ibn Ezra
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Modern food production units – be they US-style beef feedlots or European glasshouse and polytunnel "hubs" that are the size of a small town – are of such a scale that they amplify the impact of all the public health time bombs that our industrial food systems cooks up.
The food chain is almost broken. Who will reforge the links of trust? | Joanna Blythman
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A larger species of maidenhair fern is often grown in glasshouses and conservatories.
Times, Sunday Times
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They cover a whole raft of subjects from garden design to caring for roses, climbers to bulbs, ornamental grasses to vegetables, and glasshouse gardening to herbaceous perennials.
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Rooted plants with three or four fully expanded leaves were transferred to a peat substratum and acclimatized in a glasshouse.
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Glasshouse plants used for nodule enzyme activity measurements were unpotted, rinsed free of sand and packed in ice.
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Visitors will be able stroll around the Gardens exploring the glasshouses lit up, accompanied by glass blowing demonstrations, fire-eaters and jugglers.
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The glasshouse experiment aimed to rank the cultivars according to their dehydration tolerance.
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The ultimate end of the relentless pursuit of perversity is probably something like the world of Charles Stross's Glasshouse, a novel depicting a post-singularity society that must be one of the most miserable and monotonous places I have ever read about.
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These views include the horizon, the ocean and the astonishing volcanic cones of the four Glasshouse Mountains on the coastal plain.
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The boxes were maintained in a glasshouse and watered daily.
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And in the great vases of priceless murra roses and lilies and white tuberoses, the spoils of costly glasshouses, were slowly drooping in the heavy atmosphere.
"Unto Caesar"
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Modern food production units – be they US-style beef feedlots or European glasshouse and polytunnel "hubs" that are the size of a small town – are of such a scale that they amplify the impact of all the public health time bombs that our industrial food systems cooks up.
The food chain is almost broken. Who will reforge the links of trust? | Joanna Blythman
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Pod wall, seed coat, and seed sections, from fresh glasshouse-grown material harvested mid-photoperiod, were cut using a sledge microtome.
