Sentence examples for bring a house from inspiring English sources

"A rogue individual can bring a house down by doing things that are inappropriate and hiding them," he said.

Prison clothes were believed to bring a house bad luck, and his mother's house had already had enough: Toney's oldest sister, who had contributed to the household, had recently been arrested on a drug charge, leaving behind three little girls.

When Alicia said not to do the audit — and therefore to turn down Peter's business — Ms. Baranski's nod, quick look to the side and frighteningly polite "You do have a lovely apartment, Alicia" communicated a thorough internal re-evaluation, one that could bring a house down on Alicia's head.

They bring a house down for heaven's sake.

Mulry aims to bring a house party vibe to every wedding, eschewing the trope of the annoying DJ in a shiny suit chatting shit on the mic all night long.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK: President Bush has finally heard those of us who have been railing for financial reform, and putting Wall Street under what the Jamaicans once called "Heavy Manners," a set of rules and regulations aimed at trying to stabilize the volatile markets and curb avaricious banks who have managed in less than a decade to bring a house of cards down upon themselves and the rest of us.

IT can take an agonizingly long time to bring a housing development to market in Manhattan.

Andrea Bocelli appeared for 10 minutes and brought a house that was already down into a state of complete emotional disrepair.

Add to the available accounts of Plath (there are so many) this, please: nobody brought a house to life the way she did.

Neighbour of mine brought a house to let in Birmingham.He will only let it to people on benefit as he knows he will get paid and can charge what he likes.

Rolling Stones musician Keith Richards once brought a house on this Laurel Canyon site to the ground.