We don't dwell in abodes, partake of victuals or gather in market squares to witness public hangings.
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson lived in abodes to which citizens made daily pilgrimages to pay tribute; Mount Vernon and Monticello were the predecessors of Graceland.
The answer is frightening: in 1695, the British government decided that relatively expensive glass windows were more likely to be found in abodes of the rich, thus a window tax would be a good source of income for government coffers.
A couple of times a week for about 3-5 hourSam Triplettett sits in his abode in China, opens a live-streaming app called Huajiao and talks about anything and everything, prompted mostly by commenters who are watching.
A couple of times a week for about 3-5 hourSam Triplettett sits in his abode in China, opens a live-streaming app called Huajiao and talks about anything and everything, prompted mostly by commenters who are watching.
The poem narrates the story of the moon being imprisoned by the god Shiva in his abode in the Himalayas.
In the end, the trio settles in the abode of the gods and lives in harmony thereafter.
A humble beginning: common man, in dire financial straits, turns on the Internet in his humble abode in the middle of nowhere, and starts to tinker.
With no ugly cables in sight, every machine in the abode can share one high-speed Internet connection, not to mention files and printers.
"He was laid to rest honorably in his last abode" in a grave prepared according to the beliefs of the fundamentalist Wahhabi sect of Islam to which the Qaeda leader belonged, the report said.
The most popular representation of God as Shiva depicts him as residing in a Himalayan abode in the midst of lush and verdant vegetation.
