Sentence examples for house buried from inspiring English sources
Dying in your house buried under 100 tons of trash.
By the 70's Wright had withdrawn to Garrison, where he had built a house buried into the rock of an old quarry.
Hacking through jungle growth and clearing away rubble, archaeologists made their way to excavate a house buried at the edge of ruins of a large Maya city in the remote Petén lowlands of northeastern Guatemala.
At the time I read his message, I was driving to a newsagents from a house buried deep in a Wiltshire valley where mobile phone coverage is non-existent and wi-fi access is hopeless.
Nick Laine, played by Stephen Bogardus, is the owner of a boarding house, buried in debt: his grown kids can barely step outside without a message coming back that he owes somebody money.
Kim Newman's An English Ghost Story Titan Bookss, £7.99) opens conventionally enough with the Naremore family leaving the city for a quiet life in the West Country, and specifically the Hollow, an ancient house buried deep in the Somerset countryside.
After the shooting, Israelis demolished the house, burying the suspect, Nasser Jarar.
Galina Grebtsova, 64, an ethnic Russian, was fetching firewood in January when a Russian missile slammed into her house, burying her 24-year-old daughter under a mound of debris.
When Odysseus, washed ashore on a strange island, crawls under leaves for the night, it is like a solitary crofter, far from his house, burying a glowing brand under the ashes so that he will have fire in the morning.
It was hard to imagine that in March a storm had brought the river surging over the boardwalk, tearing up its boards and pilings, ripping raised beds out of the ground as it moved toward the house, burying the long narrow garden — 36 by 100 feet — under two feet of water.
A funny montage by Thomas Nast, from Harper's, parodies the hotel's celebrity: it shows a giant trunk arriving at the Mountain House, burying a porter beneath it, staff lining up for tips, artists clustering under umbrellas to paint "unspoiled" nature and hotel guests stumbling around nearby Kaaterskill Falls.
