Cherry Orchard, The

noun

1. a play (1904) by Chekhov.

Example Sentences

They could play for hours in a cherry orchard the family planted beside their home in Elizabeth Lake, in the hills east of Lancaster.

From Los Angeles Times

Not far from the cherry orchard, the residents of the Shady Rest mobile home park came home in the afternoon to find neither shade nor rest.

From New York Times

Andrei Gelasimov’s The Lying Year is a dark poignant comedy set in 1990s Moscow that explores – like Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard – the moral confusion of a world in flux.

From The Guardian

In place of Chekov’s cherry orchard, the rural estate at risk is a hunting lodge in upstate New York.

From Los Angeles Times

Another person had seen robins on a rampage in a cherry orchard, the ground littered with birds and fallen fruit.

From Washington Post