A yard stick
One yard line to the next
Football yardlines
one hundredth of a football field from touchdown line to touchdown line. A yard stick is a yard long.
The width of a door, a yard stick, three rulers, ect.
At a yard sale.
Sold by the linear yard usually referrs to something that has width in addition to length but the length is used to determine price. And example is fabric/cloth -- it's sold for so much per linear yard, meaning how long a piece you want. The width is included in the price per yard.
3 feet... or a yard stick...
a yard stick:]
one hundredth of a football field from touchdown line to touchdown line. A yard stick is a yard long.
If you have 13 yards and some inches, it means or refers to the measurement of something. Each yard is equal to three feet or 36 inches. A person can have a large room that is 13 yards and some inches long.
One meter is 100cm. Something that is 100cm long is an average snake. One yard is 36in. Something that is 36in long is a small child. One foot is 12in. Something that is 12in long is a large shoe.
I found a dazzling piece of quartz in the yard.
Approximately ONE human foot step;
throughing something on their yard
The width of a door, a yard stick, three rulers, ect.
a meter stickA yard stick is around a meter long ( a little more than 3 ft in lenght)Half the height of an average-sized door.A baseball bat. A walking stick. An adult's legA meter ruler
Yes if it shows ownership of the yard. Examples: Lucy's yard. Ross' yard.
A pair of pants can be a yard long.
One square yard is 3 feet long and 3 feet wide, therefore: 1 square yard equals 9 square feet. 3x3=9 When you measure how long and how wide something is, you get its area, which can be done in square yards. You can figure out how big your backyard is, or a football field, or enough carpet to do your room.