Sentence examples for dumping a house from inspiring English sources

The cruel act: dumping a house cat on the side of the road.

She said that her mother and brother blamed the "old dump of a house" for her not meeting anyone.

Both men have come to get ahold of Stanley, an emotionally scarred former concert pianist, who spends his days moping about the dump of a house and ordering around his landlady, the doddering, doting Meg.

How about I come over to your house and dump a little raw sewage on your head and see how you like it?' I own a number of telemarketing companies, as you might have suspected.

Ms. Dunaway, who had just moved in, decamped quickly, moving to London to be with a new lover and dumping the house cheaply.

For most borrowers, mortgages are cheap: they can manage payments, or let their home and rent elsewhere if they have to move, rather than dumping their house on the market.

Ms. Kar had tried many times to dissuade the servant from dumping the house's garbage in the increasingly disgusting lot, she said, but his employer had dismissed her concerns.

These activities includes the use of pit latrines by most resident and indiscriminate dumping of house hold solid waste which contribute to the contamination of water from different sources in the study area.

That means you can't sell off your college degree at a loss the same way you might dump your house in a fire sale or have it repossessed by a bank or other creditor.

A busboy at Café Boulud was charged yesterday with strangling a woman and dumping her body beside a house in Elmhurst, prosecutors said yesterday.

Stewart was among the first troops to see his badly mutilated body, dumped in backyard of a house.