शैलोद्यान इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

In one story William helps an old man with his sorely neglected garden by presenting the OAP with plants 'borrowed' from his sister's rockery.

It is a former estate garden featuring annuals, roses and wildflowers and an extensive rockery.

Urgent braking improved matters but the locomotive passed through the station's reverse curves at 57 mph, well in excess of the 20 mph limit; the resultant buffeting alarming the passengers and destroying a quantity of crockery in the dining coach.

It has been suggested that crockery might derive from the Welsh crochan, as well as the Manx crocan and Gaelic crogan, meaning "pot".

He noted that, for the local fishermen of the village, the antiquities were strange—as they consisted of lamps, glass items, gemstones, cutlery and crockery, wine containers, etc.

The ceramic find of crockery and cooking vessels found in the northern sector were indicative of mass feeding of sailors and traders who camped there.

Some are popular with gardeners as rockery plants.

The Rotunda lawns and beds, in association with the fig tree/rockery backdrop, are the primary focus and identity of the Park.

Daniel of the Pacific Crockery and Tinware Company, president of the Los Angeles Board of Trade, who was presumed to be representing other investors as well as himself.

The Germain Building, which housed the wholesale department store of Crandall, Aylsworth " Haskell at 218-224 North Los Angeles Street, was gutted and the store of the Pacific Crockery and Tinware Co.

The owner of the Pacific Crockery and Tinware Company next to the burning building refused to allow firemen to fight the blaze from the interior of his store, so the men had to retire.

Then the north wall of the building collapsed and smashed through the roof of the Crockery and Tinware Company's store, "setting it on fire in fifty places.

The stock of the crockery store was destroyed as the fire fighters were forced to combat the flames leaping up in huge piles of packing cases filled with straw.