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Discover LudwigThe phrase "noble house" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a family or dynasty that has a long history of wealth, power, and prestige. Example: The Queen invited the members of the noble houses to a lavish banquet at the palace.
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Polignac family, French noble house important in European history.
The head of a once noble house, which he inherited from a great nobleman.
Unfortunately he used Noble House as his launch pad for a fatal bid of £470 million for Wolverhampton & Dudley, maker of Marston's, Britain's biggest regional brewer.
Thurn and Taxis postal system, imperial and, after 1806, private postal system operated in western and central Europe by the noble house of Thurn and Taxis.
They tended to seek their fortunes abroad in Continental wars or to become dependents of the court or of some great noble house.
When the son of an African noble house goes defiantly to prison to continue his struggle for freedom, part of us goes with him.
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A new book on the show from HBO and Running Press, Game of Thrones: The Noble Houses of Westeros, explains the different House sigils and history, and, in the process, reveals which characters are actually dead.
In Liguria, Genoa was continually unstable because of the violent conflicts of its noble houses.
Images reference sigils of Noble Houses in A Song of Ice and Fire.
Outside the noble houses, however, there were performances that popular audiences could attend.
For this reason, it needed to be noble housing, not housing for the poor".
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