Sentence examples for steamboat house from inspiring English sources

General Sam Houston, first president of the Republic of Texas, took up residence at Raven Hill in 1847; his last two homes (including Steamboat House, where he died in 1863), his personal effects, and historic relics have been preserved in a memorial park on the campus of Sam Houston State University (1879).

There is the pastel origami of the "Brad Pitt houses," Fats Domino's black and yellow mini-mansion, the beguiling steamboat houses on Egania Street and the little museum behind Ronald Lewis's house at 1317 Tupelo Street.

The restaurant, in a charming steamboat Gothic house, consists of three dining rooms.

Such exercises in liberty are hard to pull off, but the level of oxygen that this evening generates is greatly increased by the deft direction of Kenneth Branagh, who has borrowed from such far-flung sources as James Thurber's lurking behemoth animals and Buster Keaton's collapsing house in "Steamboat Bill, Jr".

3. How every man can paint, and select colors for houses, steamboats and ships : with many useful hints how to save money, specimens of colors and prices, chemical analyses of paints, etc., etc. 4. Harrisons' "town & country" ready mixed paints.

He is clear that it is McQueen's background as a film-oriented visual artist (winning the 1999 Turner prize for one of them, Deadpan, in which McQueen recreated Buster Keaton's collapsing house stunt from Steamboat Bill Jr) that marks him out as a director.

Harold Lloyd dangling off a clock face in "Safety Last!" or off a scaffold in "Feet First," Buster Keaton letting the front of a house fall around him in "Steamboat Bill, Jr".

The celebrated moment in Steamboat Bill Jr when the facade of a house drops to the ground with a two-tonne thwack, leaving Keaton serene amid the debris, relied on precise mathematics and nerves of steel.

Harold Lloyd dangling off a clock face in "Safety Last!" or off a scaffold in "Feet First," Buster Keaton letting the front of a house fall around him in "Steamboat Bill, Jr". these comedy scenes are astonishing, but they're hardly funny, because viewers know that the actors risked dying to realize them.

Will survives the falling house in Buster Keaton's Steamboat Bill Jr. (1928).

On special nights, the children from several houses would get together and play steamboat.