For the cultivation and exhibition of plants under controlled conditions

Usage examples of nursery.

Jane hurried after Amy into the airy white-and-blue-papered room they had shared since they were old enough to abandon the nursery.

A nursery screamer where dialectics ruled: Mannerless, graceless, laughterless, unlike Herself in all, yet with such power to strike, That she the various features she could scan Dared not to sum, though seeing: and befooled By power which beamed omnipotent, she bowed, Subservient as roused echo round his guns.

Recently, one bonder in a nursery on the far side of Kraickow had died that way.

The man who had sent the book had added a second verse to the nursery rhyme on the bookmarked page.

I am sure He likes His little ones to tell their fancies in the dimmits about the nursery fire.

At Valencay, his stunningly beautiful Renaissance chateau, he played the provincial squire, installed as mayor and experimenting with new varieties of escarole and carrot and tending his nursery of Scotch pines.

Here is a cottage nursery rhyme, genuinely silly:-- Right round my garden There I found a farden, Gave it to my mother To buy a little brother, Brother was so cross Sat him on a horse, Horse was so randy Gave him some brandy, Brandy was so strong Put him in the pond, Pond was so deep Put him in the cradle and rocked him off to sleep.

When the State takes care of all the children in government nurseries, and the mayor has taken her place in the United States Senate, her husband, if he has become sufficiently reformed and feminized, may go to the House, and the reunited family of two, clubbing their salaries, can live in great comfort.

The best-beloved tall tales swapped at night in the nursery revolved around the legendary Fewmets Ferkkin, who had tried to breed a totally clean dragon, a dragon that took in at one end but never gave out at the other.

If we can knock out the nurseries and damage as little as fifty percent of the Nest, we can make Gae safe for human habitation again.

He played in the living room until around 5:30, then Gow took him back upstairs to the nursery, which, as you approach the house, was the room in the far left rear of the second floor.

At around the same time, Gow went back to the nursery to check on Charlie.

Perhaps Colonel Lindbergh had him, she suggested, then went into the nursery while Gow ran downstairs to the library.

Heather clung to the rocks, and whitebark pines growing low to the earth provided nurseries for ironweed and mistletoe.

His gasps became cries, but the lullaby drowned them out, matting his manhood with its nursery lilt.