Sentence examples for lessons of house from inspiring English sources
In its early seasons, "House" perfected the depiction of an outsider whose arcane mastery of a strange subject made those desperate for his services treat him with equal parts deference and caution; though "The Finder" has a lighter tone and different goals, it learned the lessons of "House" well.
We should never forget those lessons of a house divided and its ability to stand.
Edwards attacked what he said was the "incredible conceit" of central bankers, who had failed to learn the lessons of the housing bubble that led to the financial crisis and slump of 2008-09.
Klasen is among a wave of homeowners in California and nationally who are again putting their homes in hock — despite the costly lessons of the housing meltdown.
The lesson of Glebe House is that unless you are a stickler for historical accuracy, this juxtaposition of two eras is not jarring at all.
A true entertainer, Chandler's style is always a slave to the groove; deep, souful, gospel at times, his set provided the comparatively unitiated Icelandic crowd with a true lesson in the art of house music.
If the lesson of one opera house row, in Cardiff, was not to get too fancy with the architecture, the message of the other, in Covent Garden, was to avoid looking elitist.
Thanks to the number of people who practice in the Aloha State, there are an abundance of studios, instructors, co-ops and rogue lessons being taught out of houses, backyard, public parks and community centers.
Describes rooms of house.
The size of house described housing condition.
