backyard造句

One great place is your backyard.

Then I see the word backyard.

This might be called backyard camping if we had a backyard.

Or do you go skinny dipping in your backyard pool?

We draw treasure maps of the backyard and follow them.

So Angel R. penaheld batting practice in his backyard.

"In essence, this object occurred almost in our backyard," he added.

We used a crane to lift the huge box into the backyard.

I remember as a child seeing them through my small backyard refractor and it was unmistakable.

There was going to be a Soviet outpost in our backyard.

You can build the incinerator anywhere you like, but not in my backyard!

She walked into the den and, sitting in a straight-back chair, stared into her windswept backyard.

Look at the fuzz on a baby's ear. Read in the backyard with the sun on your face.

Out on a limb with a mouth full of nails, one dad suspends a shack 7 feet above his backyard.

She invited me to catch her doodlebugs,under the trees in her backyard were dozens of their holes.

Private houses might only have a backyard, and if there is a garage it is probably small.

When one of them turned 18, the dad would take the plate into the backyard and break it against a tree.

Since the end of the Cold War, when Washington sniffed Soviet influence in its backyard, U.S.-South American policy has slumped in importance.

It opens with the father, Chef Chu, plucking a live chicken from his backyard coop and minutes later turning it into a steaming, mouth-watering casserole dish.

Bass does have a backyard, but she has no plans to uproot and replant her garden back there any time soon.

Snip whatever happens to be growing in your own backyard and plunk the stems in a jelly jar to add a romantic touch to any room.

Some of my friends were sent away to camp, and the city offered free tennis lessons, but I remember spending an inordinate amount of time in the backyard hitting a tree with a stick.

If you weren't a pig farmer or corn farmer, you'd be down at a diner or truck stop flipping eggs, an auto mechanic working in a shop in your backyard or a bartender pouring drinks.

Now that I’m sitting in my office, supposedly wide awake, staring out the window at the trees in my backyard, I have to wonder whether those trees are real either.

This is the easiest type of birder to be, because birding in the backyard does not necessarily require specialized equipment beyond a general field guide and a basic set of binoculars.