Sentence examples for sorting house from inspiring English sources

The relentless dailyness of television has meant that there has always been far too much of it to enter the sorting house of collective memory.

Sarah Abrevaya Stein follows the path of the feathers from South Africa to the sorting houses and manufacturers of London and New York.

On Thursday, while visiting the slave-sorting house on an island off Senegal, Obama uttered mush when he could have soared.

Knott said emergency personnel were going house to house, sorting through debris and looking for other victims.

This developer converted "one sort of valuable property trees and stone into a far more valuable sort: houses; [this] is the magic of free markets, but [it] is utterly dependent upon respect for private property".

It may come when you are cleaning out the house, sorting newborn clothing or setting up the crib.

Ms. McElroy gently guided her through the forms and arranged for a follow-up visit with a case manager to sort out housing, health and welfare issues.

Students were sorted into "houses," each with a different focus — one handled philosophical and religious interpretations, while another delved into sociopolitical readings.

Draco is sorted into Slytherin house, which his family has been traditionally sorted into for many years.

But the closest they got was to suggest that it may have been a different sort of house - like House of Tudor, or House of Cards, perhaps.

Or, more arrogantly, annoyed to be sorted into any house other than Gryffindor.