Sentence examples for square yard from inspiring English sources
noun
A unit of area (abbreviation sq yd or sq. yd.) equal to the area of a square the sides of which are one yard long. (i.e. 3 feet by 3 feet or 9 square feet)
Tells about neon signs, one to every square yard.
"That patch of land sells for 40,000 rupees ($668) per square yard today".
Robust cheatgrass plants can cover a square yard with as many as 25,000 seeds.
The tricot knitting machine makes light fabrics, weighing less than four ounces per square yard.
It is $32 a square yard at Aronson's Floor Covering, 135 West 17th Street.
"But we're seeing incidents of 30 to 40 grasshoppers per square yard in some fields.
"But he did say he lives in a 100-square-yard house, and from that I know he's wealthy".
An army of English butlers, fluent in invisibility, had carried a hundred-square-yard sheet of paper to cover the entire French Army from behind.
Jamal and two of his siblings were lowered vertically into a one-square-yard hole that the men covered with a concrete slab, then dirt.
In a 240-square-yard plot of land in Mosquera, a town near Bogotá, Molina has created a laboratory.
Even a little bit one-seventh of an ounce per square yard—can weaken a panel's power conversion bit one-seventh
