Sentence examples for enormous yard from inspiring English sources
It had an enormous yard facing north and west.
Not only was it nestled in a row of other historic village homes, it had an enormous yard that terraced down to the East Branch of the Delaware River.
Scenes from a recurring nightmare: families gathered in an enormous yard, ignorant of where they are going and fearing the worst; bewildered strangers at the edges of a crowd muttering to themselves; despairing attempts to save a treasured violin; and then a train whistle, a noise so unequivocal in its associations that it has assumed the portent of a symbol, the permanence of a scar.
Ms Mordaunt said the "enormous" yard could attract and accommodate a range of businesses working "alongside each other, perhaps under an umbrella organisation".
Over the course of many years, piles of battered fridges, yellowing issues of Life magazine, and burnt-out light bulbs had accumulated around an enormous wrecking yard.
Samuel Dinsmoor began it all in 1907 by filling his yard with enormous concrete sculptures espousing his eccentric philosophies.
— Late in the second quarter of a game and a season slipping away from the Dallas Cowboys, the ostentatious video boards hanging over the field — 60 yards of enormous, back-to-back heft and clarity — showed a large, shirtless man painted in blue.
A mounted camera points at the front gate, and the side yard holds an enormous white tepee.
The museum recommends several bars and eateries – Ekupholeni Leisure Centre (72 Ferguson Road, +27 78662 5628) on the main road is a newly renovated restaurant and B&B with an enormous screen in the front yard on which to watch live football throughout the World Cup.
In a yard between two enormous tea-drying sheds, a number of dark-skinned women patiently sit, each accompanied by an unwieldy looking cloth sack.
Ms. Juillerat, a 39-year-old sign language interpreter and performance artist, designed a room filled with an enormous dress, made of 150 yards of flowing white fabric, that her fiancé, Ricardo Olvera, stapled to the room's baseboards.
