Sentence examples for house jack from inspiring English sources

This is the house Jack built.

"I named the house," Jack says.

The northeast corner was held up by an old steel house jack.

We hope the news never gets out that these paragraphs are whittled by the grandson of the non-unuon carpenter who worked on the house Jack built.

Note that the sentence remains grammatical without that ("this is the house Jack built") but not without which.

She, the man she later married and friends were having dinner, "and they were talking about a house Jack owned," Jack being Jack Sammis.

You wouldn't have guessed that she had recently written a scene in which just such a friendly drop-in visit results in a cold-blooded house-jacking.

There is what could be called the Defensive style, houses jacked up so high on pilings that they look as if they might teeter over or take wing.

or a house screw jack) on the plywood and then I use a piece of thick hardwood between the jack's ram and the beam to prevent damage to the beam.

in 1941 he lived in the same house as jack hall.

It gives extra information, is preceded by a comma, and if you try it with "that" it sounds odd ("this house, that Jack built").