Sentence examples for master house from inspiring English sources

Tonight we're going to the master house!

Erik Chisholm was the son of John Chisholm, master house painter, and his wife, Elizabeth McGeachy Macleod.

The metaphors are so obvious that it's even a little embarrassing to read them: "the wing (warm and small) was connected by a wooden gallery, now encumbered with our huge north Russian snowdrifts, to the master house..

In the mirror, reflections are reversed, so that now, 70 years after "Christmas," the son brings out of the cold master house a huge cocoon of a book, eager to awaken.

Yes, the master house is also buried in snow, but Nabokov goes there at night along the magical gallery of his imagination (in the story "Visit to the Museum," the novel "Podvig" and in his poems) and takes everything he fancies: memories of first love and a butterfly net and a cocoon.

The duty master, house master, or house mother would probably love to have their car washed.

In Dessau, the architect and school founder Walter Gropius (1883-1969) creathe the avant-garde, glass-and-concrete Bauhaus studio building in addition to four smaller "master houses," fashioned from interlocking cubes, that served as residences for professors.

One of the master houses, the restored two-family dwelling occupied by the artists Paul Klee (1879-1940) and Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) during their tenure as Bauhaus instructors, reopened to the public last month.

(So much for burning his masters' house down).

The company attributed the error to a mastering house, which apparently sent the incorrect mixes to Capitol's pressing plant.

Audrey Lorde puts this best: "You can't dismantle the masters house with the master's tools". Violence won't save us because you can't kill weeds by planting more weeds.