Sentence examples for house dart from inspiring English sources

Those pleasures also included the way Mr. Knight and Mr. Silk, who do the cooking while Ms. Silk runs the front of the house, dart from the kitchen in their chef's whites to see who has had the temerity to order up their organ meat and to watch those diners' expressions when something especially strange lands on the table.

Both courses have fast, tricky greens and again, provide gorgeous scenery with the Andes in the background and chapels and farm houses darting the landscape.

Setting off fireworks in his house, throwing darts at a youth-team player and driving around the grounds of a women's prison all feature in Balotelli's back catalogue of bizarre incidents.

As the snails approach mating, hydraulic pressure builds up in the blood sinus surrounding the organ housing the dart.

A sad relic of those turbulent times, it seemed at odds with the sight that greeted us as we entered the village: women pondering over the morning's vegetable market; two elderly gentlemen sitting peacefully in front of their mud houses; children darting with no care or reason down the street.

As helicopters hover overhead and armed gunmen dart from house to house to flush out Irish Republican Army guerrillas in the middle of the afternoon, the community appears to be a besieged enclave continually terrorized by a ruthless occupying army.

Important design features for DARTs include the maximization of the open surface area of the DART housing, maximization of the volume of groundwater that can flow through the reactive materials, allowance for easy production of DARTs with various diameters and lengths, easy emplacement of a DART, easy access to the reactive material, and minimization of the cost of production.

Before we head upstairs to see Precious's largest closet, there is a rustle from the main house, and Jack darts to the door.

Best of all is Spurt Splat Thwump Splish where the word thwump hits a corner, crashing like Disney's Tom into the side of the house as Jerry darts away laughing.

The cousin, who would not give her name, said Mr. Everett was running from the back door to the front of the house when he darted into the hedges.

(Christie's own home in Devon, a lovely Georgian house on the River Dart, was turned over to the National Trust in 2000).