Sentence examples for a lost house from inspiring English sources
Every barman and restaurateur we'd talked with had bemoaned a lost house, car or cousin, and scanning the glassless hulks of Famagusta's beachfront hotels it was a lot easier to understand their ranting grievance.
Three Republicans lost house seats.
A lot of people lost houses and jobs and most people still, in our country at least, didn't really know why".
But what concerned me was how to navigate my way through this parade of sepia memories, the gilt and marble blur of lost houses, estates, a golden-dinner service, balls and racehorses, flunkeys.
Jobs have been lost; houses been lost; and, to a certain extent, confidence has been lost.
Families have lost housing support.
You can lose house points too!
You think most immediately of the canvases of Edward Hopper: those dreamily stylized visions of a lost America, houses never depicted as homes, and human beings, if you look closer, never depicted as other than mannequins.
Further declines could add up to a lost decade for housing prices.
"The whole family lost a house, and now the whole family has built it back," said Mr. Cuff, who visits weekly from Los Angeles.
