Sentence examples for house and forms from inspiring English sources

When they are both called to account, the indictment comes from George's deadhead younger brother, Terry (Jake Gyllenhaal), who returns from a year and a half of wanderlust to crash at their house, and forms a friendship with Anna.

When they are both called to account, the indictment comes from George's younger brother, Terry (Jake Gyllenhaal), who returns from a year and a half of wanderlust to crash at their house, and forms a friendship with Anna.

If attacked, they can escape from the house and form a new one.

They are also untethered for longer: on average, they buy a house and form a family later in life than did previous generations.

Gradually, a collection of paintings was acquired to supplement those that the artists who frequented the house and formed the Lyme Art Colony -- Childe Hassam, Willard Metcalf, Matilda Browne and others -- painted on doors and walls.

Rather than accept defeat, Potter remortgaged his house and formed a new company, European Rail Timetable Limited, before approaching Thomas Cook to buy the rights to the timetable, along with the licence to the computer software used to produce them.

Last May, the Congress Party won 205 of 543 seats — the first time in two decades a single party had won more than 200 seats in the lower house — and formed a new government that its leaders hoped would prove more stable than the rickety coalition before it.

One initiative calls on Mubarak to devolve to Suleiman the responsibilities of managing the transitional period, dissolving the Shura (consultative upper) council and People's Assembly (lower house) and form a committee of legal experts and independent judges to prepare constitutional amendments.

This is how opening new shops or closing one, transformation into a publishing house and forming another can become meaning-giving, future-creating processes in the present.

In London, they're listening to European deep house and forming their own crews.

They received financial backing from William Yates, the landlord of the local public house and formed Haworth, Peel and Yates in 1750, consisting of a factory in Blackburn and a warehouse in Manchester.