Sentence examples for muck house from inspiring English sources

Setting aside its unfortunate name, a muck house is, in fact, a dirty place of business.

"It's disgusting," an elderly woman said on a recent afternoon as she walked by a muck house, raising her cane and giving it an angry shake.

Peyton was standing in the project's makeshift headquarters, on Second Avenue, near a muck house that was soon to be disassembled.

So she was delighted to find a 500-square-foot studio, with a separate kitchen and 10-foot ceilings, even if it was just a dozen feet from a muck house.

She works for Pornosec, nicknamed Muck House, "which turned out cheap pornography for distribution among the proles".

True, today's muck houses have multiplied beyond Orwell's imaginings.

But it isn't just in the shadows of these muck houses that a deal can be found.

The muck houses near Ms. Reilly — the one directly in front of her building is between 69th and 70th Streets, and the other three blocks north — were constructed late last summer.

The M.T.A. built half-block-long muck houses to contain the debris and the fumes from the dynamite blasts, and the spoils as they were loaded onto supertrucks and borne away from Manhattan.

Just beyond, but unseeable from the river, was an enormous, reeking, debris-strewn sea of muck swallowing houses, barns, trucks and livestock, some of them nearly whole.

In the initial days and weeks after the storm, she began mucking out houses in the Queens neighborhoods of Broad Channel and Breezy Point.