Sentence examples for house refers from inspiring English sources

A house refers to the present".

Well, green is the color of money in the US, and house refers to the two houses of Congress [the Senate and House of Representatives].

Teabagging, for those who don't live in a frat house, refers to a sexual act involving part of the male genitalia and a second person's face or mouth.

(For the sake of that last sentence "house" refers to my penis, and "work" refers to David, sucking it with his mouth).

"Inside the house" refers to evaluating the vaccination status of children in the target population by monitoring moving from house to house; "outside the house monitoring" involves evaluating children where they may gather outside the house (for example, playing in the street, at water collection points, etc).

House refers to a Saudi woman she knows as "invisible in her black abaya".

STYLE A report in the Moment column on July 15 about an art exhibition in a Washington Square town house referred incorrectly to Edward Hopper.

"Why do you pet Tybalt more than me?" he asked after a visit to her mother's house, referring to the family dog named for the Shakespeare character.

The Prince and Middleton — the official press release from Clarence House referred to her, quaintly, as "Miss Catherine Middleton" — have been dating for eight years.

Mr. Fourtou has repeatedly said that Vivendi "holds the keys to the house," referring to its right to match any competing offers made to Cegetel's other shareholders.

Standing in the living room of her salmon pink 1895 house, Suzette Kelo, one of the most vocal holdouts, snapped, "They own the house!" referring to the development corporation.