Yardstick

The supplier charged by the yardstick for delivery of the firewood.

The children played hopscotch on the yardstick behind the apartment building.

The captain used a yardstick to measure the depth of the harbor before docking the ship.

The delivery truck got stuck in the narrow yardstick between the two stores.

The dog ran off into the yardstick, and I had to chase after him.

The small park was located in the yardstick between the two skyscrapers.

The carpenter bought a yardstick of wood to make a new table.

The gardener used a yardstick to measure the depth of the soil for planting the trees.

The family purchased a yardstick of firewood every week during the cold months.

The store offered a discount for customers who bought more than one yardstick of firewood.

The winter storm left the family with only one yardstick of firewood.

The fireplace needed a new yardstick of firewood every few hours to keep the fire going.

The camper purchased a yardstick of firewood for their weekend trip.

I walked down the yardstick between the two rows of houses.

My office is located in the yardstick that separates two office buildings.

There was a beautiful garden in the yardstick between the two houses.

I often take a shortcut through the yardstick to get to the park.

The old, abandoned house sat in the yardstick between the two warehouses.

The only parking available was in the yardstick behind the restaurant.

The coach measured the high jump bar with a yardstick.

The astronaut used a yardstick to measure the distance between the planets.

The coach used a yardstick to measure the distance of the long jump.

The artist used a yardstick to measure the canvas before painting.

The shopkeeper used a yardstick to measure the length of the fabric.

The teacher used a yardstick to measure the length of the classroom.

The nurse used a yardstick to measure the height of the patient.

He used a yardstick to measure the length of the plank.

The designer used a yardstick to ensure the dimensions of the poster were correct.

The engineer used a yardstick to measure the distance between two points.

The gardener used a yardstick to measure the height of the plants.

The tailor used a yardstick to measure the length of the fabric.

She checked the size of the fish with a yardstick before releasing it.

A student's grade point average is the yardstick for determining academic performance.

The quality of a university is often judged by the yardstick of its research output.

The GDP is often used as a yardstick to measure the economic growth of a country.

In sports, a team's win-loss record is often used as a yardstick for measuring its performance.

Accuracy is the yardstick for measuring the effectiveness of our research.

Productivity is the yardstick for evaluating employee performance.

The level of poverty in a region can be used as a yardstick for measuring its economic development.

The level of carbon emissions is a yardstick for measuring the environmental impact of an industry.

Safety is the yardstick by which we measure the success of our project.

A person's level of physical fitness can be measured by the yardstick of their endurance and strength.

Social impact is the yardstick for evaluating the success of non-profit organizations.

The number of social media followers has become the yardstick for measuring a celebrity's popularity.

The number of subscribers is a yardstick for measuring the popularity of a YouTube channel.

The professor used grammar as a yardstick for grading the students' essays.

Efficiency is the yardstick by which we evaluate the success of our manufacturing process.

The yardstick for a good teacher is the success of their students.

Academic performance is not the only yardstick for measuring a student's potential.

The number of books sold is often used as a yardstick for measuring the success of an author.