Sentence examples for sunday house from inspiring English sources
noun
In the German immigrant culture of the , one of the houses erected by farming settlers for overnight stays while visiting town for supplies and church attendance.
- Sunday houses were often made of limestone rock coated with whitewash inside and out.
This time, the focus is on bohemian Hampstead, where ballet dancers and cabinet ministers, outmoded Mosleyites and flamboyant homosexuals assemble at Regine Milner's Sunday house parties.
So the two men talked it out in the shuttered light of the Sunday house: Arthur's wages, his savings, what he knew of Henry's mother's winnings, what he knew her to have promised Henry.
Visitors can stay in an authentic Sunday house through the Absolute Charm B&B reservation service, or book one of 14 Sunday house replicas at the new Fredericksburg Herb Farm, where the traditional-style cottages come fitted with more modern trappings like high-definition televisions and king-sized beds.
On Sunday, House Speaker John Boehner ruled out a vote on a straightforward bill to raise the government's borrowing authority without concessions from President Obama before the deadline.
In a Bloomberg Television interview due to be aired on Sunday, House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer said President Barack Obama may have a stronger hand to strike if the talks fall apart, even without explicit congressional approval for them.
On Sunday, House Democrats said that they would unveil their bill in the next few days and that they expected to push it through the House next week, before Congress leaves town for a monthlong summer recess.
(Ms. Friedman's is a sack-a-day house).
Some day, house prices will stop falling and the financial markets will calm down.
It was the Katharine S. Day House, not the nearby Mark Twain House.
Tour the Victorian Gothic home (1871), the Katharine Seymour Day House (1884), and the Victorian grounds and gardens.
On Saturday, House speaker Paul Ryan said he did not have any doubts about the American electoral system.
