The phrase "house yard" can be considered correct and usable in written English, although it is not a commonly used term.
It typically refers to the area surrounding a house, often used for recreational or gardening purposes. Example: "We spent the afternoon playing in the house yard, enjoying the warm sunshine and fresh grass. It was the perfect place for a family picnic."
He also made rockets with gunpowder, shaking the family's house, yard and tranquillity.
The site of Croke Park, just north of the centre of Dublin, started out as 12 acres of land comprising "an orchard, dwelling house, yard and garden, together with the fields adjoining".
House yard visits are of particular concern: according to the Finnish legislation, wolves that repeatedly approach within 150 m from the nearest residential building can legally be killed for human safety.
We analyzed the average distance from house yards and probability of house yard visitations by wolves against sex, age class, time of the day, season and house density for 25 territorial GPS-tracked wolves in Finland.
We thank P O'Donovan and Glebe House yard staff for assistance with sample collection.
In a previous study we showed that placing three AGO traps per house (yard, garden) caused a significant and stable reduction (60%) in the number of female Ae. aegypti in an intervention area as compared with a reference area without intervention traps.
Our experimental results indicate that the proposed system possesses some advantages, such as greater energy efficiency, circuitry simplicity, and so on, and is suitable for night lighting in house yards, parks and advertising panels.
Wolf attacks on dogs may occur both in house yards and in forests.
High on a hill with splendid views of the Verrazano-Narrows and Goethals Bridges, Mr. Dietz and Mr. Berger, 20-year-residents, describe themselves as homebodies who wanted the whole house-yard-dog thing long before it was popular in their circles.
Sand carried on wind and water to houses, yards and playgrounds.
Gardens from urban town-house yards in Wilmington, Del., to acres of working farmland in the Hudson Valley of New York offer greenery, specimens, fragrance and flowers.
