Sentence examples for was yard from inspiring English sources
noun
A small, usually uncultivated area adjoining or (now especially) within the precincts of a house or other building (Wikipedia).
(The rather laborious visual metaphor across the evening was yard after yard of rope, deployed as an emblem of the numerous bonds that ensnare this money-obsessed assemblage).
Not only was yard work a good cash-flow business but "it was a great way to get into houses and barns to look for antiques," said Mr. Pratt.
Delivered on 30 June 1891, Kommandøren was yard number 132 at Akers Mekaniske Værksted in Kristiania (modern-day Oslo, Norwayy.
No detail was too small during Alana's 15-mile run, though there was one scheduling mishap: it was yard-sale day in the neighborhood.
My desk was yards from his office.
It's yard sale season again.
The feedstock combinations were: Yard wastes (dried fall leaves: grass clippings: wooden debris, 1 1 1), (CY).
Important terminal inputs turned out to be yard and crane, but also terminal operating hours and terminal area are important.
They said there is yard service.
Refrain from leaving the squirrel in someone else's yard!
