garden BrE ****
yard AmE **** , also: yaird old use

Her house and garden were behind what is now No. 59.

What can I do to keep them in my garden?

But did I stay out of the garden the next day?

He would bring the Garden to its feet one more time.

But the garden is still her true love, she says.

Or perhaps she could let them stay in her garden.

Everyone must do everything they can if you have a garden.

The garden is open to groups of six or more.

He got up and went out the back door into the garden.

Too much for me now with the garden and all.

I just want something with a little bit more garden.

You can play in the garden while I'm away she said.

I can hear her right down the end of the garden.

You used to have to go right down the garden.

I started to feel better and Bill was doing the garden.

But they're from the garden and they really are rather good.

You know the land at the back of your garden?

They were looking down on what had once been a garden.

No, get her out of the garden before the men come.

The garden will be open to the public two days a week.

They've been about the garden since very early in the morning.

He had gone back into the garden one time too many.

And now, perhaps, you would like to go into the garden again.

But she did not look for him in the garden.

Come into the garden, and I will show you how.

Or just their yards, which is more than half true.

Today, his 170 yards all came in the first half.

He was 6 of 10 between 40 and 49 yards.

Young was 13 of 18 for 191 yards in the half.

His long run of the game was for 19 yards.

Especially on the 7,114 yards he has come to call home.

In the first half, he was 13 of 23 for 133 yards.

Then I looked out at the new school, 50 yards away.

Over all, he was 6 of 20 for 78 yards.

They were a few yards up the street, talking with a woman.

The same is true when you move several yards back.

I did not know him until he came within a few yards.

He was five yards from them, too far to help her.

Did the man only yards away from him now know which?

Here, they gave up 410 yards and made 365 themselves.

At no time could I see less than 50 yards.

One of them was only a few yards above me.

The man was only four or five yards from her.

He couldn't see five yards in front of his face.

We let her get about 20 yards in front of us.

He was then some four or five yards from us.

He was also able to run for 83 yards in the game.

We could play them again next week and give up 500 yards.

At times we couldn't see more than a few yards.

And he did, coming from behind in the last 30 yards.

But to those who garden, this may not always be so.

"He couldn't even garden outside without talking to half of the neighbors on the street."

So that will be good, if you garden like a day trader.

I've been gardening here over a quarter century, and have never before seen anything quite like it.

Still, she said, "you could only garden so many hours a day.

No matter how long we have gardened, there is always something new to learn.

My father gardened, and I learned something about it then.

But nobody is more traumatized than those of us who garden.

The odd thing is when Father was around she never gardened at all.

But the section they were walking through now was not gardened.

And what was gardening about if not working out a more harmonious relationship with nature?

If you garden on thin, poor soil, grow something else.

Even those who garden in apartments have a bit of greenery around them.

The resolution does not apply to residents who garden on their own property.

No questions asked, probably, but one: Can you garden?

Today, most people report that they garden because home-grown food tastes best.

Somebody is still gardening the Galaxy, even so far downstream.

And she's been gardening in this wind-beaten part of England for more than 50 years.

Who, among the great and the good of horticulture, truly shape the way we garden?

Residents of the five boroughs who garden in the city can participate.

I garden myself, and watching plants come up every year makes me realize that creativity has many different aspects.

The two have been gardening together ever since.

"I had gardened before, but in a borrowed atmosphere," he said.

They gardened knowing they might have to one day give up the land to make way for development.

Those who garden have learned to take adequate precautions.