Sentence examples for forage house from inspiring English sources

The journey to "The Forage House" must have been a long one.

In her recently published collection of poems, "The Forage House" (Red Hen Press), Tess Taylor, a descendant of the white branch of Thomas Jefferson's family, explores her personal history, sifting through not just records but the very dirt of her ancestors' property and the bones buried there.

That's usually the cue for the kids to come thundering through the house, foraging for food.

The woman of the house forages for that cooking fuel.

Larry also led us to a beaver pond deep in the forest behind his house to forage for cattails (you should never eat the ones that grow in the ditch on the side of the road think of all that road salt and pollution they are growing in).

Rooftop beehives supply honey for in-house restaurant Forage, which offers delicious and sophisticated locavore cuisine.

Peasants and forest communities could still forage for materials for houses and tools, but it would now be a criminal act to log Cambodian rosewood to decorate the homes of rich foreigners.

Most days I see a male cardinal in the hickory tree behind the house, waiting to forage beneath the bird feeders.

Ladde is a zone without cultivated fields or housing where grass, woody forage and water are very common.

It must have been noon — I remember the buzzing of bees leaving for their routine forage — when uniformed officers burst into the house and seized our citizenship documents, birth certificates and other papers.

There is an in-house forager who supplies the hotel with produce, and also offers foraging expeditions for curious guests.