Sentence examples for behind that house from inspiring English sources

Behind that house, in the backyard on the other side of the fence, another man was cleaning out a tile cutter.

Mr. Aletti, you see, is the man behind "That House in Harrison," the extravaganza that has made a splash all across Westchester for more than 20 years.

There is mystery (just why are there three ice-cream trucks parked behind that house in Bloomfield?), neglect (swing sets and jungle gyms that haven't been touched by a child in years succumbing to bees and oxidation) and wildness (deadfalls and blow-downs that wouldn't be out of place in the Maine woods).

Homer follows behind the house that was the birthplace of Edgar Allan Poe, which was placed in the episode by David Silverman.

Thomas H. Kean, the former New Jersey governor who has been the school's president for 15 years, a post he will be relinquishing this summer, is generally acknowledged to be the driving force behind the complex that houses the concert hall, the 83,000-square-foot Dorothy Young Center for the Arts.

"Things go up and things go down, and that's where my faith in the situation comes from," said Nat Testa, as Mr. Smith filled the tank behind the two-story building that houses his advertising agency in Montclair, N.J.

Thankfully, for our purposes, the authorities left behind the dank, medievalesque surroundings that housed thousands of men reading comics about Jesus and jerking off furiously to pictures of Lisa from Steps culled from smuggled in copies of Smash Hits.

Thankfully, for our purposes, the authorities left behind the dank, medieval surroundings that housed thousands of men reading comics about Jesus and jerking off furiously to pictures of Lisa from Steps culled from smuggled in copies of Smash Hits.

The beach is about three blocks away, accessible via a path behind the house that winds down to the street.

The boxcar house still stands, behind the house that the family eventually built, in a clean, quiet, working-class Oildale neighborhood dominated by pickup trucks and children's bicycles parked in front of small, well-tended lawns.

Mr. Burden's Cricket runs on a figure-eight track behind the house that he shares with his wife, the artist Nancy Rubens, in Topanga, west of Los Angeles.