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The conservatory measures approximately 13ft x 16ft.
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Meanwhile, Angela Brockway and other members of the reading group are struggling to carry on without their friend: There were about 14 of us who all used to sit round her big Victorian table in her conservatory with mugs of tea and coffee and piles of what we called 'posh' biscuits.
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The garden includes a conservatory for growing exotic plants.
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When Mr. Presby, from the roof of the conservatory, had noted the direction he took, he had closed the window, and called the boatman to assist him.
In School and Out or, The Conquest of Richard Grant.
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We often went to the park for picnics, sitting on the cannon in the sun, marvelling at the dewy luminescence of the bleeding heart begonias in the steamy green light of the conservatory.
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Ann wanted the conservatory to integrate with the kitchen.
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-- Elegant half-hardy annuals, which can be grown as specimens for the conservatory, or in quantity for open borders.
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Extensions are also a good idea but this tends to be much more involved than simply converting a loft of tacking on a conservatory to the side of your house.
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The conservatory had a vine growing in it and we used to eat out there in summer.
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The design of the conservatory is meant to blur the distinction between the house and the garden.
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If you have a cool greenhouse or conservatory, place them under the protection of glass.
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If the conservatory legally stands and you continue to feel that moving house isn't a viable option, alternative tactics could be adopted.
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The garden includes a conservatory for growing exotic plants.
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Indeed, almost as wide and as deep as the car it sits on, the slide-and-tilt sunroof is so spectacularly capacious that the interior could, given a wicker chair or two and a magazine tidy, usefully double as a conservatory.
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Czech, as they call it in show business, he studied at the top with his father and Secor after he entered the National Conservatory, where, despite not having completed the race, gained solid knowledge that enabled him to replace his parent from the day of his death in 1968, in which it owned and ran marimba, which is why he saw it clear to interrupt their studies because it required the commitment of its permanent presence in the set.
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The stone house has four bedrooms, three reception rooms and a conservatory.
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She leads the way into a little conservatory, and a little pinery, and a little grapery, and a little aviary, and a little pheasantry, and a little dairy for show, and
The Absentee
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Or had his planning application for a new conservatory turned down?
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I solved the problem of shading my conservatory a couple of years ago by purchasing a large rectangular sun shade and base in a sale.
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The conservatory is light and airy, but remains sufficiently shaded to prevent summer temperatures of getting out of hand.
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The sweeping staircase has been refurbished and the house has a new roof, conservatory and flooring, as well as new fireplaces to replace the looted originals.
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She says she's been dreaming of a new conservatory for years.
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It has three reception rooms, a conservatory, a pool and a stable block.
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Clara Wieck Schumann continued concertizing throughout her life, arranging her teaching schedule at the Conservatory in Frankfurt around it.
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Although she had learnt the waltz in a conservatory social dance class once, Roza had never been to a ball in her life.
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Mr. Lindberg, a conservatory-trained pianist, is himself among the soloists, but his efforts are likely to be overshadowed by two of the Philharmonic's percussionists, Christopher Lamb and Daniel Druckman, whose arsenal of noise-making instruments will be augmented by various found objects, including sandpaper, stones and scrap metal.
Lindberg Makes His Mark on the N.Y. Philharmonic
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Two sets of double doors lead to a spacious conservatory from where double doors lead out to the lawned back garden.
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At one point a bird trilled in the Conservatory.
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You couldn't build a conservatory on the end of your house.
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Nearly 2,000 sq ft, including two reception rooms and a conservatory.
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A conservatory offers the perfect excuse to let your imagination run riot.
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The original conservatory has been rebuilt in replica.
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She returned to concertizing in 1966, but her performances from that time on were intermittent, although she acquired a reputation as a formidable chamber musician, and also as a teacher, most recently at the San Francisco Conservatory.
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This was to pay off an existing loan and give us 15,000 to build a conservatory.
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So many people thinking of a conservatory forget about the garden and then live to regret it!
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His volume contains not only suggestions in landscape-gardening, guided always by the true principle of making Nature our ally rather than attempting to subdue her, but minute directions for the greenhouse, grapery, conservatory, farm, and kitchen-garden.
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The finely laciniated foliage of = A. plumosus = is greatly prized for bouquets, and the plant invariably commands attention as a decorative subject on the table or in the conservatory.
The Culture of Vegetables and Flowers From Seeds and Roots 16th Edition
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Downstairs there is a conservatory with bay window overlooking the rear and a separate toilet and shower room.
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His quest for salvation could only be aided by her loving, floury hands, and her suburban lifestyle and conservatory existence would welcome a hip - swivelling injection of true rock and roll.
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The unfortunate householder, for example, who is persuaded to keep walking in the conservatory "pour retablir la circulation," and the other who describes himself "sous-chef de bureau dans l'enregistrement," and he who proposes to "faire hommage" of a doubtful turbot to the neighbouring "employe de l'octroi" -- these and all their like speak commonplaces so usual as to lose in their own country the perfection of their dulness.
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All this, together with the stone walls, recalls a Victorian conservatory or orangery rather than a conventional museum, and is only possible because most sculpture, unlike paintings, is not vulnerable to light.
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Shoo-shooed along, we hurry through the Palm Room a remnant of the old Conservatory? and down the curved drive on the south front of the White House and into the wet, unmown grass of the South Lawn where the press riser awaits; the white rope we are not to touch jumps up and down on its own accord.
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A conservatory offers the perfect excuse to let your imagination run riot.
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I was fully prepared for the agonising stench as I entered the wet tropics zone of the Princess of Wales Conservatory, but I was disappointed.
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There is a lawn and paved patio area to the rear of the conservatory.
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Replete, guests can then retire to the modern conservatory for coffee.
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This is particularly important where major improvements such as building a conservatory are involved.
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There was a great porch over which creeper climbed and a large glass conservatory stretching along the side of the house.
THE ROAD TO PARADISE ISLAND
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Undoubtedly the most decorative way of growing plants under glass is in a garden room or conservatory.
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The new dormitory is smart, though furnished, bizarrely, with superannuated conservatory chairs donated by a nearby hotel.
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Across the street, Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Gardens was a lush and sweet-scented retreat.
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They established that her husband was working abroad, what kind of conservatory she favoured, her monthly incomings and outgoings.
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Some concession to modernity is apparent in both the kitchen and the adjoining conservatory cum breakfast room.
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Schubert was an ignoramus, even in music; he knew less about polyphony, which is the mother of harmony, which is the mother of music, than the average conservatory professor.
A Book of Prefaces
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We're planning to build on a conservatory.
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Plant summer-flowering gloriosa (glory lily) tubers in containers and keep in a warm conservatory.
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When I came down to the kitchen to give them their breakfast, I found two kittens hiding under the dresser and our neighbour's very large tabby cat on the conservatory windowsill!
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Also a conservatory can improve the overall image and give an extra incentive to attract new customers.
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The Brest National Botanic conservatory in western France exhibited a flowering plant, the Amorphophallus Titanum, which is alleged to be the biggest and stinkiest flower in the world.
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Nor do I have a paved patio with built-in barbecue or a conservatory.
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The billiard room also opens in a spacious new conservatory, with a plunge pool behind.
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The result is magical - part modern colonial, part traditional English conservatory, with hessian blinds to keep out the sun in the summer and screens and heaters to keep it warm and cosy in the winter.
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The modern conservatory is not an environment for nurturing plants.
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Mr. Froggatt's little conservatory with him, and had received into their charge a basket of camellias, violets, and calycanthus, with a pot of jonquils in the middle for Geraldine, the old gentleman said, as he bade them good-bye, 'Tell your sister, that if she thinks a day or two of laying by would be good for your brother, I should be ready and glad to change places with him.
The Pillars of the House, V1
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Prune greenhouse and conservatory climbers, such as plumbago and passionflower.
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In the conservatory, which overlooks a suntrap terrace, you can happily waste hours with the papers.
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Don't let this title throw you off: It's a musical at UC's College-Conservatory of Music, not another production at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company.
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Susie and I were shown through to the conservatory at the back of the dining-room, overlooking the tennis courts and lawns, where a small group of children laughed and joked as they frolicked on the grass.
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His first exposure to sculpturing was when Chen sculpted a bust of Deng's uncle, who was a well-known professor in Shanghai Music Conservatory.
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Even his teachers at the conservatory respected his profundity and thoroughness and called him ‘professor’.
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Suggested that small in domestic reads off in a big way winsomely four, after the undergraduate course graduates, applies for France Conservatory again.
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Thus, the Conservatory Garden was pressed into service to evoke the bower—orchids, ivy, Virginia creeper, insectivorous plants and, of course, those primroses—at Down House, Darwin's home in Kent.
Evolution of a Garden
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During my visit I saw that the proposed conservatory would be directly below the main living room window, although the ridge of the roof would not extend as far upwards as the window ledge.
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The design of the conservatory is meant to blur the distinction between the house and the garden.
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Instead, we wander down to the conservatory, where a lone table is laid, its pink candles flickering.
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After all, people in the rarefied world of showjumping are quite happy to put up with horses named after conservatory companies.
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When A stands for abutilon, B for bougainvillea and C for clianthus, we must be in a conservatory where the temperature never falls below 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
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At 4.5 acres (indoors!), the conservatory is the largest extant glasshouse in North America.
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Shoo-shooed along, we hurry through the Palm Room (a remnant of the old Conservatory?) and down the curved drive on the south front of the White House and into the wet, unmown grass of the South Lawn where the press riser awaits; the white rope we are not to touch jumps up and down on its own accord.
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Entry is 4 and includes access to the conservatory and gardens.
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This time it was all wood panelling, chandeliers, frou-frou flower displays, bow-ties and aperitifs in the conservatory.
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A conservatory offers the perfect excuse to let your imagination run riot.
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There were unusual curved panes of glass in the roof of the conservatory.
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Not just the green moist verdancy of a conservatory, but redolent of spices and flowers.
Pixel-stained technopeasant wretch
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We're planning to build on a conservatory.
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The popular Piano Curriculum Guide, which outlines a solid core curriculum of theory, technic and repertoire for students from the Learners Level to the Pre-Conservatory Level, is now available in Spanish.
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He chooses two players from the small conservatory he's part of - no one gets paid for this.
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The waxy white flowers of citrus fruits are produced from January onwards, with many varieties having a delicious fragrance capable of filling a small conservatory.
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Now the conservatory was what Miss Mapp considered a potting-shed with a glass roof, and the orchids were one anæmic odontoglossum, and there would scarcely be room besides that for Mr.. Poppit and Mr. Wyse.
Miss Mapp
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The ambitious menu features exotic fare such as pipa virtuoso Wu Man, who performs traditional music rarely seen in urban regions of China, let alone outside the country, as well as international superstars from the "Class of 1978" (the first classically trained musicians to graduate conservatory after China's devastating Cultural Revolution).
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Replete, guests can then retire to the modern conservatory for coffee.
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She plays the violin and has hopes of eventually attending the conservatory.
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What seems like an impressive party trick today is going to be pretty commonplace in five years: almost like the ubiquitous conservatory.
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We had a conservatory built on top of the building, which was set back so it wasn't visible from the street.
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It also includes a patio area which borders the conservatory and provides a perfect spot for outdoor dining.
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Shown will be the full range of Sheerframe windows, curtain walling and the new conservatory roof system.
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If you have a cool greenhouse or conservatory, place them under the protection of glass.
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A programme that posits the notion of leonine alpha-male big beasts of the suburban conservatory sharing tobacco-smooth post-snifter badinage - not even behind a desk, but right out in front on the crotch-fanning plinth of the low-slung sofa - suddenly became noticeably stiff‑backed and taut, its banter infused with fresh levels of glazed menace.
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An archway leads through to the interconnecting conservatory which adjoins the dining room and has rear garden access.
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Smaller studios with an exclusive ballet focus include Ballet Academy East, the New York Conservatory of Dance and the New York Theatre Ballet School.
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Replete, guests can then retire to the modern conservatory for coffee.
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Now this city has become a conservatory of audacity, a museum of successful liberations, a tomb for 300,000 activists, escapees from the merry apocalypse of the sixties — the proof, too, that perhaps the time has come in America to choose between reality and commemoration, between living and surviving.
Road Trip: Part II
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If Hannah had not been in Spain she would have got in touch with her and begged for her help, and it struck Rue, as she sat in a wicker chair in the conservatory wondering what on earth had happened to her old strength and energy, that although she had many, many acquaintances, there was no one she could actually turn to for the kind of succour Neil had given her.
So Close and No Closer
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Sure enough, as I enter the kitchen, the door to the conservatory is slightly ajar and I can hear his smooth, deep voice in hushed conversation on the telephone.
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At one point a bird trilled in the Conservatory.
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There's a grandiose little opera house with a conservatory that some spiritual ancestor of Ted Barlow's had installed.
KICK BACK
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Sam's Dad was a car mechanic and the conservatory was full of containers of oil and petrol.
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The garden includes a conservatory for growing exotic plants.
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And she led the way, back down the marble staircase that overlooks a tiled swimming pool set in a conservatory with vast tropical palms very nearly jabbing at the windowed ceiling.
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The third reception room at this level is a spacious conservatory off the living room.
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He says he'll eventually return to Togo and music and open a music conservatory.
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Bloomfield is a two-storey Victorian building with garages, courtyard and conservatory and has been vacant for two years.
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The conservatory at the back of the house is south-facing.
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A cool position is the secret of success with cyclamen and a north-facing windowsill, a cool porch or an unheated conservatory would be ideal.
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The conservatory will get very hot in summer unless shading is used.
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It has a good-sized dining room, as well as a conservatory overlooking a spacious garden.
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Right now any politician who accuses the other side of playing politics with energy is throwing a big fat stone from a giant glass conservatory.
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The additions to the house are great improvements every way, outside and in, and when the conservatory is finished we shall be quite palatial; but, alas, of all my box-trees only one remains green, that is the "amari," or more properly "fusci" aliquid.
The Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley
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In the conservatory of a small west London hotel, Cesar Millan - better known as the titular star of the hit programme
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Shaw only called for a bit of shattered glass to fall through the conservatory of John Tarleton, the underwear magnate whose lively daughter, Hypatia, is slated to marry a prancing ninny named Bentley Summerhays.
George Bernard Shaw's 'Misalliance' misses the mark at Olney Theatre Center
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There's a lot of what we call travelled blood in the conservatory, that's to say, blood spurted from an open artery.
A Murder of Quality
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When the shadow of the hollies chilled the conservatory, they came in and had coffee by the drawing-room fire.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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A huge hole gaped in the roof, and a conservatory was shattered.
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The conservatory was bright with warmth and a jolly mood.
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Two sets of sliding patio doors lead to the conservatory.
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It includes a new conservatory, new bathroom, kitchen and windows and a newly decorated downstairs area.
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He takes us through the house until we reach a conservatory beside the garden.
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A conservatory built in the center of the building on the south side contained a very interesting collection of orchids, cycas, and some tree ferns from the Philippines.
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
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Both unglazed terracotta ware and highly glazed ware crafted there are on sale in the museum foyer and the adjacent conservatory.
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Rodney Sherrett got up from the breakfast table, where he had eaten half an hour later than the rest of the family, threw aside the newspaper that had served to accompany his meal as it had previously done his father's, and walked out through the conservatory upon the slope of lawn scattered over with bright little flower-beds, among which his sister, with a large shade hat on, and a pair of garden scissors and a basket in her hands, was moving about, cutting carnations and tea-roses and bouvardia and geranium leaves and bits of vines, for her baskets and shells and vases.
The Other Girls
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Yet the sawmill was a conservatory of sorts for Maxine, Jim Ed and Bonnie, who early on revealed their musical precociousness by identifying exactly when a spinning saw blade had been properly tempered.
"Nashville Chrome," a novel by Rick Bass, about the Browns
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He once told her that he'd gone to a conservatory in Chicago to study opera.
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They also make splendid cut flowers and a nice potful growing in a conservatory.
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The billiard room also opens in a spacious new conservatory, with a plunge pool behind.
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The conservatory is framed by two anchor points, the entrance at the east end and the orangery to the west.
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There are also proposals to put a roof on the conservatory in this area to house more plants for sale and put in a terrace where visitors can sit.
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Double hardwood doors lead into the adjoining conservatory with its pitched roof and farmhouse floor tiles.
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There are two formal reception rooms on the ground floor, as well as a kitchen, breakfast room, library, study, conservatory and guest bathroom.
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In the autonomous house there is a porch over the front door, and the back door opens into the large conservatory.
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Finished painting the conservatory, had something to eat, washed up, dried up, and ironed a top for tomorrow.
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_A fierce sunlight streams down upon the velarium, and through the green blinds, in the conservatory.
The 'Mind the Paint' Girl A Comedy in Four Acts
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We built a conservatory and planted figs, a mulberry and a walnut tree.
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The effect of the conservatory has been comparable to kiln drying.
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Gray olive trees were on either side, and on the bordering banks grew lovely wild flowers, starry purple anemones, jack-in-the-pulpit lilies, yellow oxalis, moon-daisies, and the beautiful genista which we treasure as a conservatory plant in England.
The Jolliest School of All
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There is also a conservatory, dining room, double bedroom with cast iron fireplace and utility room.
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The kitchen is fitted with maple units and display cabinets as well as a breakfast bar, while an adjoining conservatory area has a pitched glass ceiling and another set of patio doors.
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He called to tell me he had decided that he would rather begin his stay at the clinic in Switzerland and attend the music conservatory during the holidays than remain at the Clairborne mansion for what he called another dreary Christmas.
Pearl in The Mist
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What seems like an impressive party trick today is going to be pretty commonplace in five years: almost like the ubiquitous conservatory.
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For a cooler house or a conservatory, cymbidiums are an ideal choice.
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On the first floor was the living room, dining room, a conservatory that led onto a small garden, a kitchen, and a bathroom.
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This had become a wilderness of weeds and bushes but hidden deep inside was a derelict conservatory demanding to be restored.
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The place was packed; Tony Woodcock, the new president of the New England Conservatory (a concert co-sponsor, with the BSO and the Celebrity Series), gave an effusive introduction with a record-high incidence of the adjectivally-modifying "absolutely".
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There is a kitchen, double reception room and a conservatory, while outside there is a patio garden.
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When A stands for abutilon, B for bougainvillea and C for clianthus, we must be in a conservatory where the temperature never falls below 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The 25-acre site, which includes 3500 trees, has only five houses, and residents get their drinking water by collecting it from the conservatory roofs before it is then filtered and mineralised.
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As well as providing the tropical touch, banana plants add height and perspective to borders and patios and conservatory displays.
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Meanwhile, the conservatory re-created Dickinson's universe of roses, daisies, daylilies, columbine and hollyhocks.
Evolution of a Garden
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Raise celosia in a greenhouse or a conservatory in cool climates.
Celosia, century plant and coconut palm: ornamental plants and flowers of tropical Mexico
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They got Ted to create this Victorian-style conservatory, all stained glass and UPVC.
KICK BACK
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Leaning back in her seat in the dim, cool recesses of the conservatory, amongst the flowers and the greeneries, she looks like a little nymph in love with the silence and the sense of rest that the hour holds.
A Little Rebel A Novel
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There is plenty of space to dine in the breakfast area, from where there is access to a tiled conservatory.
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The A to Z of conservatory plants starts with the feathery yellow flowers of the acacia in bloom from December to March.
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The garden includes a conservatory for growing exotic plants.
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The kitchen has service hatches linking it to the conservatory and living room and it is at the heart of the house.
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We glassed in the porch to make a small conservatory.
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Pot them up - without covering the crowns in compost - and leave in a warm greenhouse or conservatory.
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Put your olive in a conservatory or porch over winter for two reasons: they enjoy a cool period for good flowering, and they are not fully hardy.
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The stairs and landing are carpeted in beige and, along with the conservatory, are the only areas without wooden floorboards.
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The garden includes a conservatory for growing exotic plants.
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A delightful feature of the house is the conservatory at the side, with its bevelled coloured windows.
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There is a guest bathroom at one end of the conservatory and a utility room at the other.
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All afternoon, Martin had been hammering away in the conservatory.
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In the conservatory you can find green and flowering things even when the temperature sticks at forty below for weeks on end.
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Proposals include restoring the conservatory, a vinery, a bandstand, a lake and ornate gates at the Eccles Old Road entrance.
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It is only when you go through to the long, plant-filled conservatory dining room that you realise the music is being piped from a dinner-suited pianist at a grand piano.
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Pot them up - without covering the crowns in compost - and leave in a warm greenhouse or conservatory.
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Both unglazed terracotta ware and highly glazed ware crafted there are on sale in the museum foyer and the adjacent conservatory.
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The conservatory is framed by two anchor points, the entrance at the east end and the orangery to the west.
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The property includes eight bedrooms, a library, study, a conservatory, and two wine cellars.
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For this album, a tribute to the alleged shikkers of yore, London assembled a superstar ensemble of brass players from the world's top klezmer bands, including members of the Klezmatics, Brave Old World, the Klezmer Conservatory Band, Naftule's Dream and KlezMs.
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The research did not take into account other popular features added to lift prices, such as a conservatory or double glazing.
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Hopkins, the head gardener of Allington, who had men under him, was as widely awake to the lawn and the conservatory of the humbler establishment as he was to the grapery, peach-walls, and terraces of the grander one.
The Small House at Allington
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He studied at the Prague Conservatory and at the Academy of Musical Arts, concurrently studying philosophy and musicology at the university.
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In a pleasant conservatory she served him with café au lait and rolls still warm from the baker's.
MOONDROP TO MURDER
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Lets take a group picture in front of the Golden Gate Park Conservatory!
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The pastel-hued kitchen-diner leads into a conservatory.
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A conservatory offers the perfect excuse to let your imagination run riot.
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The entry to the conservatory at the north will be flanked by the butterfly flight house and auditorium.
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He had planned to announce his hope to send her to the conservatory at Christmastime.
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In the 1820s it was updated with some gothic features including a pointed entrance doorway with pinnacles and quatrefoil window, battlements on the end pavilions and a gothic conservatory with stone piers.
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The conservatory, which is seen beyond, is of the kind that is built out over the portico of a front-door, and is plentifully stocked with flowers and hung with a velarium and green sun-blinds.
The 'Mind the Paint' Girl A Comedy in Four Acts
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The conservatory was more like a patio covered in white, red and peach flowers in many pots and in beds of soil.
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He ran a music conservatory in their hometown of Dusseldorf, and his first rat-like, rodent-like behavior came as a-- a result of his bringing home what he termed promising, young, female students -- home from the conservatory for what were termed, with raised eyebrows,
The Inextinguishable Symphony
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So, off he goes every Saturday to the conservatory to take class at the barre.
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House was its _conservatory_, which was probably the finest in the country, second only in beauty to the famous conservatory of the Duke of
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Inspector - as the man says - piano in conservatory?
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He entered the conservatory in Minsk, fleeing to Tashkent ahead of the next German onslaught.
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The house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, one en-suite, a drawing room, a dining room, a morning room, a studio, kitchen/a breakfast room, a three attic rooms, a conservatory, a scullery, a cellar and a two-bedroom unmodernised annexe.
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Dot sat rigid and shivering on the wicker armchair in the conservatory.
