Sentence examples for that very house from inspiring English sources
It is the Maryland state flag and it is hung to honor young men who lost their lives attacking that very house.
After one pleasurable late-night encounter, he learned that her servant had died of plague in that very house and that Mrs Bagwell had only just emerged from the compulsory 40-day quarantine.
To contemporary audiences, hearing Lena mention that the new house is in Clybourne Park may ring a bell because of Bruce Norris's Pulitzer Prize-winning 2010 play, "Clybourne Park," which looks at that very house, back in the 1950s and half a century later.
And that thought leads him back once more to the Internet, its chaos and incongruities and its sudden unforeseen linkages, as when he realizes that the mansion in which his father spent years of his childhood belonged to the Balfour family, and that the Balfour Declaration, pledging British support for a Jewish national home in Palestine, had been drafted in that very house.
"Funny that as a boy, in that very house, my Grandma read me Treasure Island," evilenglish wrote.
And yet, as the story progresses, and we learn that, as a younger woman, Vera killed her disabled sister in this very house, and that these three people — Vera, Sidney, and Vera's father — collude in the lie that has kept Vera out of jail, we begin to understand the repressed meaning in those opening remarks.
Outside the building a plaque recalls that it was in this very house where the founder of the Spanish socialist workers' party, Pablo Iglesias Posse, passed away.
Commander Leka argued that very few houses had been burned down, and that the rebels had cooperated with the government to let the Macedonian Slavs return.
I had given this very house a major mental makeover.
And that is how a problem that began with Wall Street excesses that provided easy credit to borrowers — and made it possible for people to pay more for homes — has now turned around and severely damaged the very housing market that it helped for so long.
