Sentence examples for house means from inspiring English sources

But the -ria ending on "aus" (house) means "in" or "at," and it comes from Warlpiri.

"The house means that there are many things that we can do together," she said.

Move your house!" In this case, "move your house" means "end your addiction to oil".

Living in an old house, a really old house, means several things.

"'The right honourable gentleman is in danger of misleading the house' means 'he's a blinking liar'".

His happy family day was giving way to work, which in this house means hair, makeup and wardrobe.

For a well-resourced and independent BBC, the Guardian's Peter Preston argued in his commentary on the BBC's Mahmood expose, freedom is the "in-house means to dig, expose, take risks, and clear its decks for action" – vital journalistic functions that serve democracy.

If the reports pan out (and I imagine we'll get official confirmation one way or the other before long), bringing Anobit in-house means they're taking the issue pretty seriously, especially with rumors of an all-SSD line of Macs making the rounds.

As part of the settlement, EDMC also received two gifts: First, the Department of Education agreed to not use the settlement or any related evidence investigators dug up as the basis for holding the company accountable through in-house means for its alleged years-long crime spree, such as restricting EDMC's access to federal student aid funds.

"The Royal Opera House means so much to so many people," Mr. Hall said in a statement.

One wonders if this is what the White House means by "victory" or by "liberating" the Iraqi people.