Sentence examples for house cracks from inspiring English sources

U.S. House Cracks Down On Radio, TV Indecency.

In 1989, the authorities in East Hampton, N.Y., where he long kept a summer house, cracked down on the display of a poster of an enormously fat naked woman.

For example, for the event at 10 27 on January 6 , 1858 Furet described that "the whole wooden house cracked and the swings were felt enough so that we could feel them on their seats".

Red veins scar streets by mud-brick sick houses cracked glass reflecting pixelated screams in high definition magazines She turns the page.

His frustration is clear after 14 years of struggling with successive Democratic city administrations over the houses' cracking and sinking as their landfill of ash heaps shifted with saturation from an underground creek and ruptured utility pipes.

A short man in his mid-50s, in a crumpled blue blazer and white dishdasha, pointed at one of these houses, cracked and half falling apart, only two rooms boarded up with cardboard and metal sheets.

She said many of her neighbors were also concerned about earthquakes, the foundations of their houses cracking, fires and whether emergency response teams were trained to handle such dangers – including to the local middle school.

Will we have to look forward to sister columns hailing shooting galleries ("Making Tracks") or crack houses ("Pass the Pipe")?

"Every house has cracks".

That evening, the usual emergency-vehicle sirens seemed especially frequent and jarringly loud; the wind blew so hard that it whistled through all the old house's cracks.

Struggling with two suspects in a Bedford-Stuyvesant crack house, he shot one of them in the leg.