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The phrase "a yard of space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific measurement of space, often in contexts related to physical dimensions or areas.
Example: "We need at least a yard of space between the two tents to ensure proper ventilation."
Alternatives: "a yard of room" or "a yard of area".
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This ploy gives Goode a yard of space to ghost through and break the line.
He finds Carter with a yard of space but the former Birmingham man prods wide.
But Beckham strongarms past him and wins a yard of space.
Jenas tries to wriggle a yard of space on the egde of the box but is crowded out.
The striker made himself a yard of space and swept an emphatic finish into the far corner.
This came when Tom Ince powered into the Wigan area, dropped a shoulder, and created a yard of space.
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Not much in the way of clear chances so far, but Jamie Vardy wrestles himself half-a-yard of space inside the penalty area to hit a shot on the turn that rolls to Burnley keeper Tom Heaton.
The three prizes won this week can be added to the nine won since 1945 by people who were given, on arrival, a yard of bench space in which to make their mark on the world.
"If you have a square yard of space, you can grow one plant and you won't be disappointed".
Berahino went one step further to rehabilitating his fragile relationship with the club by putting Pulis's side in front again but Taylor, who had slipped to allow Berahino an extra yard of space, enjoyed the last word when making the most of some ropey defending after Santos' diagonal pass fell to him on the edge of the area.
The house was hemmed in on three sides, with only a few yards of space left for a garden between the house and a gigantic steel fence.
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