Sentence examples for some cottage from inspiring English sources

This was not some cottage industry.

Both Mr. Alibozek and Mr. Ellef paid for some cottage renovations, Mr. Rowland admitted on Friday.

We are sending him some cottage cheese for Christmas, symbolic of life everlasting.

"Sometimes when people think of home business they think of some cottage industry on the edge of the economy.

The New Yorker, July 30, 1938 P. 7 A matron of Ridgewood, N. J. left a note one night in the milk bottle, ordering some cottage cheese.

That Prokhorov knows what he likes can be illustrated by an epic showdown he once had when he was 8 over some cottage cheese his mother wanted him to eat.

The federally financed, state-run housing initiative had trouble finding occupants for some cottages and the housing ended up costing more than originally estimated by state officials, says the review by the legislative auditor Daryl Purpera.

Losh left little of herself beyond the stone, wood and glass of her astonishing church and a few other local structures a mausoleum, a cross, the schoolhouse, some cottages.

There's a giant water wheel, a full menagerie of animals, some cottages with smoke coming out of the chimneys, a giant waterwheel, maypoles, farmers gleaning wheat you almost could be in merrie olde England.

In 1982, the National Trust bought land at Birling Gap including some of the buildings on the site, although some cottages are still privately owned.

It is not open to the public, although access to the grounds is available and some cottages can be hired as holiday lets, including one of the lodge houses.