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Meanings of courtyard in English
Usage of courtyard in English
1
In the courtyard of the chief synagogue I found school-work in progress.
2
The prince was alone; he had left his suite in the courtyard.
3
The little troop entered the courtyard through the gateway in the tower.
4
The captain of the gendarmerie now arrived and dismounted in the courtyard.
5
Blaise, which rose in the courtyard in the words of a psalm.
6
I looked left and right as we walked across the open courtyard.
7
Iraq: Lieut Col Saad Jasim is reluctant to talk in the courtyard.
8
Some overlook the golf course, the others have views of the courtyard.
9
In the courtyard there were steaming horses; lanceheads were glittering like reliquaries.
10
Suddenly the drum began to beat in the courtyard before the house.
11
Turk was standing in the courtyard with a revolver in his hand.
12
Several of the knights were gathered in the courtyard, discussing the event.
13
I saw the way he looked at you in the courtyard yesterday.
14
Visitors to Somerset House run through the courtyard fountains in central London.
15
He dashed in then and through the first courtyard of the Castle.
16
They came and were burned alive in the courtyard of the palace.
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Courtyard through the time
Courtyard across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Australia
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