dooryard

She just turned up last night in her parent's dooryard.

When he came back they sat again on the bench in the dooryard.

He disappeared into the trees, and the dooryard was very still.

They sat for awhile without speaking, looking out at the dooryard.

Although friends and relatives made their way to the back of the house, "company" passed by the dooryard.

They set off across the dooryard, sensing the eight pairs of eyes on them not at all.

Most fell back into the dooryard and went out.

Most of the smoke they'd seen had come from the burning vehicles in the dooryard.

I walked out into the dooryard and looked up, shading my eyes against the morning sun.

The dooryard was bleak and cold under a high, bright moon.

These are also called "dooryard visits" by some fire safe councils.

He gazed up at her seriously from the dust of the dooryard.

He parked the Morris in the dooryard, and climbed out.

The mistress of the house displayed her savvy in the dooryard too.

They had reached the very dooryard of the little house before Cathy came out to greet them.

They buy the stuff they could raise in the dooryard.

It seemed miles away, although in reality it was only across the dooryard.

Nevertheless, he did not return within the cottage but moved a few paces across the dooryard.

Then the slender pipes spilled green fire into the dooryard.

If he intended to do it, he would begin from his own dooryard.

Take, for example, that dominion of our great grandmothers - the dooryard.

The variety had limited to no commercial application but has been sold as a dooryard tree.

Behind him, vehicles approached and turned into the dooryard.

Then he dropped the bridle, turned with decision and crossed the dooryard to me.

The sun was sinking fast, bathing the dooryard in bloody light.