Sentence examples for house remarks from inspiring English sources

"The time has come to stop it, and the way we stop it is to approve this amendment," Sensenbrenner added to his impromptu House remarks.

"I would say that Shakespeare is rolling in his grave," the head of a prominent university publishing house remarked last week, "if it weren't for the fact that all references to any possible reactions by Shakespeare to current events have recently become the sole property of bardofavon.com".

But since, as an officer of a competing auction house remarked, "you don't pay yourself," sellers in these cases pay only a small commission to Poly – a meager sacrifice for the reward of making a $50,000 antique soar to ten times its actual value literally overnight.

Complex speculated that the performer's "house" remark referred to a controversy last summer in which rapper Azealia Banks claimed to have spent the weekend stranded at Musk's mansion while waiting to work on a track with Musk's girlfriend, the singer Grimes.

Another woman told the judge she would have to "move and get a new house". Her remarks caused Guzman to laugh.

"This is a packed house," Mr. Obama remarked, "which is a testament to how cool this group is".

The first time she came to my house, she remarked how much she liked my mom's "uneducated" accent.

Bemused visitors of Chatsworth House unknowingly remarked on the young labourer's surprising resemblance to the second in line to the throne.

In his later years, visitors to Mr Ballard's house often remarked on how different it was to the apocalyptic scenes seen in his books.

"I love that picture, it looks very good in my house," Mr. Martone remarked of the model's portrait, which he had bought for her as a present.

"I only discovered this when I went around to an English friend's house and remarked on how I didn't like the colour scheme.