Sentence examples for tragic house from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the first on the team sheet for these shiny atrocities is poor old Amy Winehouse, whose tragic house has done more for Camden tourism than those shops that still sell magic mushrooms; something I'm certain has been noticed by people who wish to make money from these things.

Give them to someone who has just been through a recent tragic house fire and seems to have no clothes available to wear.

It was known as the Weidel house, named after the tragic family that lived there.

"The duchess, the Prince of Wales and all her family members are utterly devastated by this sudden and tragic loss," Clarence House said.

The ways art can be spoiled range from the tragic, like a house fire, to the humorous.

Today the world woke up to the tragic news that house music pioneer, Frankie Knuckles, had passed away.

It's tragic to see houses torn apart and people suffering, but in the recovery process you look at the fact that streets are still there, and there is the underground infrastructure still there," said Eugenie Birch, a professor of urban planning at the University of Pennsylvania.

Charles Bellows, chairman of Southampton's Landmarks and Historic Districts board, described the loss of the house as tragic.

This crime comes as a climax to the long series of terrible incidents which make up the tragic history of his house.

And there is Bertrand Bonello's "L'Apollonide," described in press releases as about "a prostitute, her face scarred by a tragic smile in a house of tolerance... a closed world, where some men fall in love and others become viciously harmful".

He's not a man given to public introspection (he dedicates two pages in his 443-page memoir, Blue Sky Day, to his bearing witness to his mother's tragic death in a house fire), and some introspection is crucial to the writer's craft.