Sentence examples for house marks from inspiring English sources

The sale of the 80-year-old house marks the end of an era.

Bleak House marks a high point in such experiments with form.

This precarious rooming house marks the entrance to Villa 31, the Argentine capital's oldest villa miseria (shantytown).

A trip to Anne Frank's house marks a nadir as the film slowly turns into the kind of manipulative, lachrymose melodrama that Hazel herself professes to detest.

But Coco Brown's decision to hire thirty-five of the world's leading architects and assign each of them a single house marks this development as altogether different from the usual suburban subdivision.

"We're deadly poor," said Zhou Zhiwen, a 55-year-old woman in Yangmiao whose brick house marks her as better off than most people, who still live in earthen structures.

I did know that already, but have a house mark.

I followed it to a house marked with the same sign, and knocked on the door.

Moving to the lower house marked her out as a potential leader of the Liberal party, and her ambition was clear.

Search and rescue teams went house to house, marking those checked with a spray-painted X. Abandoned pets were taken to a shelter.

And the giveaway, just a small step, but huge fiscal leap away, the shuttered former "customs house" marking the border between France and Belgium.