Sentence examples for crack mansion from inspiring English sources
So now, instead of a crack house across the street, the hanging out on the stoop, the endless honking of gypsy-cab drivers picking up or delivering customers, we will live with a plywood fence around a burned-out crack mansion.
In The Fall of the House of Usher (1839), his most controlled, concentrated story, he describes a rotting mansion with a crack running through it.
On a sun-baked Friday in the Mojave Desert a month later, de Homem-Christo is sipping yerba mate tea poolside at a gorgeous old Palm Springs mansion, his ass crack sailing out of black Dior Homme swim shorts.
As she left the governor's mansion, Drumthwacket, Mrs. Bennett cracked, "I'll be back," prompting one reporter to comment that she had "toured New Jersey like a conquering Caesar visiting the provinces".
It would be the last party ever at his mansion.
Dinner at the mansion would go well.
His party has said it wants to pay for extra nurses through its "Time to Care Fund", which will use money not only from a mansion tax, but also by cracking down on tax avoidance, and imposing levies on tobacco firms.
WHO wants to live in the presidential mansion in Monrovia with its dark, sinister corridors and cracked, blood-stained walls?
(By the way, my hunch is that this Budget is going to be a bigger deal than we realised, that the Treasury has allowed debate to get up around peripheral issues like mansion taxes and the 50p tax rate to allow them space to crack on with supply side changes to the British economy, but I may well be over-thinking this).
