The hub of Saunders' empire was Neal's Yard, a courtyard crammed with a dairy, bakery and cafe, a flour mill, wholefood shop and various other small-scale merchants.
In both regions the physical setting is usually the open air in temple yards and courtyards, under the shade of big trees, in house and public yards, fields and clearings.
They named Court Yard Hounds after "The Courtyard Hound," a novel within the 2008 David Benioff novel "City of Thieves".
OUTDOOR SPACE: A terrace off the master bedroom, a garden off the second level, a walled-in yard and a courtyard off the kitchen.
EXTRA POINTS Lightning struck a tree about 100 yards from a courtyard where a handful of Giants players and coaches were conducting news media interviews following lunch Thursday.
m of courtyard – closed in 2002.
(Courtyard Hound became Court Yard Hounds, Ms. Robison said, because three initials would look better as a logo, and because the letters CH also happen to be the beginning of Chicks).
My initial room faced a courtyard — prison yard was more like it.
The house is 180 meters (1,937 square feet), which is not enormous by Israeli standards, but it has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a dining room, an office and a spacious outdoor courtyard and yard, where family members spend much of the warm spring, summer and fall months.
There are no hilltop views, no grassy yards, though neighbors share courtyard patios of the same red brick that formed a path behind the old place.
