Sentence examples for house of three from inspiring English sources
Because neither party wants to go back to renting the sort of tiny room in a house of three other people that their single, twentysomething wage will cover.
They initially lived in Sedona, Arizona, a remote desert hamlet in which they built a rough-hewn house of three rooms.
One has it that years ago — some peg it to the fourth century — the bishop St. Nicholas of Myra (now in Turkey) sneaked into the house of three poor maidens who had no dowries, and, while the sisters were sleeping, placed gold coins in the socks they'd hung to dry over the fireplace.
"People say it was a good business decision; I've heard that phrase so much it makes me sick," said Michael Stafford, the mayor of Fulton, whose daughter and son-in-law just sold their house of three years and moved to Myrtle Beach, S.C., after losing their jobs at the plant, as did the mayor's wife.
The country house of one of her classmates.
"I do remember there was this one house of five or six stories in Khirbet Khuza'a.
He and his family decided to stay on, at the house of one of his brothers.
He settled in Austin, in a house of ten or so men.
The structure looks like a Cubist's interpretation of a house of seven gables.
Mitchell grew up in a house of eight, in Kennewick, Wash., with a basketball hoop in the driveway.
Yet 2244 O'Brien Street is one of the Chilean capital's most controversial addresses: the former house of one of South America's most notorious dictators, General Augusto Pinochet.
