Sentence examples for the whole of the house from inspiring English sources

The whole of the house was shrink-wrapped in plastic, torn down, then carted away and buried.

Like the street, and the whole of the house, most of these spots felt smaller; yet there were a few areas that, surprisingly, seemed to have grown.

What do you want?" I sat in my grandfather's old chair at the table, from which you can take in nearly the whole of the house -- living room, kitchen, washer and dryer -- as well as a view of the bay.

The source said the options might include: a summons for Ashley's attendance to be issued from the whole of the house; the convening of a privileges committee that could find the billionaire in contempt of parliament; or the filing of a Commons motion where MPs could vote on whether Ashley is a "fit and proper" person to be running a business in a parliamentary democracy.

In the other corner is Congress, where a third of the Senate and the whole of the House face re-election in exactly one month's time.

"If you are so interested in what makes things funny …" (a finely judged, possibly lethal pause) "why don't you write funny books?" To this day I still don't know whether he just wanted to humiliate me on air or whether he had genuinely read the whole of The House of Sleep without laughing once.

We need a government that looks at the whole of the housing system, not just the political flashpoints, and leadership that's confident to hit property speculators where it hurts to secure a decent home for everyone.

"Whilst that would only increase transaction levels across the whole of the housing market by around 2.5%, it is likely to have a much bigger impact in the first time buyer and second stepper markets which have been most affected since the credit crunch," said Lucian Cook, director of Savills research.

It basically gives you access to the whole of the Auction House while on-the-go (assuming you have AT&T reception, something that isn't always guaranteed).

The whole of the miniature house was bland and naked, au natural, save for one wallpapered wall in its living room.

The London Fire Brigade said: "The whole of the three storey house fell to the ground".