Sentence examples for house flashing from inspiring English sources

Much as Rio's opening ceremony, with its acid house flashing lights and psychedelic, flower-strewn bicycles, made us all wonder whether we were on a particularly fruity trip, so the increasingly vivid greenness of the diving pool had us checking the colour contrast on our TVs.

The music section, though it sounded great, was the least successful visually, as a house flashing with images of Hugh Grant bibbling, of Renton running, just didn't seem all that thrilling after we'd had an enormous Voldemort growing before our very eyes.

Prohibition agents, having received complaints for about a year, went at 2 30 a.m. to a garage adjacent to a house, flashed a light through a small opening, and then broke in and seized liquor.

On packing tools away, I wondered whether plants sense this, for a handsome pseudopanax (a recent impulse buy from Architectural Plants) tucked up near the house flashed me a look that could only say one thing.

He distinctly remembers thinking, as her house flashed by his window and he stomped the brake pedal to the floor, that he needed to buy a better class of automobile.

Beautifully rendered images of couples kissing, a toreador, a gondolier, trapeze artists, divers, children rolling down a hill, a lady eating a drumstick while twirling around in her underwear, two slim fellows in a fistfight, and the smoldering ruins of a house flashed by in a palette from a box of Caran d'Ache cray pas.

Intense heat from the burning house flash-dried the leaves of a nearby oak tree.

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Darjeeling, the erstwhile Queen of the Himalayas, once enchanted visitors with pine-lined walks strung from house to house; today flashing neon signs welcome tourists.

You need to do the exact same thing with house wraps, flashing tapes and metal flashings that are part of a wall system.

At Christmas the Grahams draped the house in flashing lights, like a flying saucer.