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The phrase "a house appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where a house becomes visible or is noticed in a particular context.
Example: "As we walked through the fog, suddenly a house appears in the distance, shrouded in mystery."
Alternatives: "a house is visible" or "a house comes into view".
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A house appears, roomWith a bed in it.
Even if a house appears to be a good deal, the more important question is whether it's something you can comfortably afford.
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You wouldn't think a house appeared there from no where would you?
Your builder will assemble the sections and you will see a house appear before you in only a few days.
A plantation house appears, and suddenly we are back at the opening scene, watching the trapdoor open again, and the sequence starts anew, like an unstoppable narrative in a panic dream.
Inspired by "a flash about an actress in an opera house appearing in a ballet" (according to Morrison), former Them guitarist Jim Armstrong recalls the band working on the song between engagements.
Suddenly, a beautiful gingerbread house appears in the forest.
In another, a seemingly abandoned house appears to be sinking into the surrounding desert landscape.
In another miracle, a three-storeyed house appears at the place of Yamu's tent for the young Banai to reside, while the rest of the Dhangars live in tents.
For a buyer willing to hold out for a fixer-upper and forgo a view, the rare house appears for $300,000, but more typical would be $500,000 to $600,000.
After a hole big enough to swallow a small house appeared in the main spillway, chunks of concrete and dirt tumbled into the channel at the base of the dam, raising water levels and forcing managers to stop the powerhouse discharges.
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