The phrase "house seeking" does not appear to be a grammatically correct phrase used in written English.
If you're looking to use it in a sentence, you might consider rephrasing the phrase. For example, "The family is looking for a new house."
Finally the sister burst in upon the front-of-the house seeking sanctuary.
Every day illiterate women come to her house seeking help finding jobs.
"There was a heartbreaking procession of people through our house seeking justice," Okri says.
At the house, seeking to break the silence of straggling words, someone asks Maman how things are in Israel.
Betty, appealingly played by Heidi Schreck as the sole embodiment of reason, arrives at her seaside summer-share house seeking peace and quiet.
She now sleeps on the cold floor of a stranger's house, seeking refuge in an area of Kenya where her ethnic group, the Kikuyu, is strong.
If you have a problem in your house, seek professional treatment immediately to prevent large-scale infestations.
The auction house seeks to cut $100 million in costs this year and has estimated that 250 employees will lose their jobs.
The review, which became France's leading literary magazine while also spawning the Gallimard publishing house, sought a balance between modernity and tradition.
Olympic medalist Bode Miller gets $4.2 million for 10-acre estate in O.C. Beverly House seeks $195 million in the wake of record Playboy Mansion sale.
In 1928, the Gamma Delta Epsilon house sought to establish itself as a chapter of a national fraternity and obtained a charter from the Phi Kappa Sigma national fraternity, becoming its Kappa Chapter.
