“That horse lived out his life in comfort in a warm barn with more straw and oats than he could use.”

“Throw a party to share the work, like an old-fashioned quilting bee or barnraising.”

“The barnyard was situated behind the house with a good clear view of the winding highway that led out of Massillon and to places beyond.”

“Ranging from the earlier novels of the 1960s up to more recent works of the twenty-first century, O'Connor considers a barnful of animals and the cow is queen.”

“The elections in the 1880s were like fire in a barnful of hay.”

“That horse lived out his life in comfort in a warm barn with more straw and oats than he could use.”

“For efficiency, a pipeline must follow the lay of the land, cutting through barnyards and across cultivated fields.”

“Farmers emptied their barnyards and built factory-size sheds in the rolling hills.”

“Wounds sustained in barnyards or stables are considered contaminated.”

“The previous campus home for the arts program was a series of rambling barns.”

“There are numerous rambling barns and outhouses, and the gardens and two ornamental lakes are exquisite.”

“He talked to a group of Canadian Forces reservists, visited the livestock barns and posed for several pictures.”