Sentence examples for wendy house from inspiring English sources
noun
A toy house in which children can play.
I call it the Wendy House because my sister-in-law Wendy lived in it before.
The first Wendy house appeared on stage in 1904.
"I was going to put her in the wendy house," he says.
So I walk some more, past kids' toys and footballs and a wendy house.
It caused problems at primary school because there was a Wendy House in the classroom.
A good game is playing in the Wendy house with my friend Illiana.
We've teamed up with Vodafone and spent the last few months working on a series of projects with some of our most talented friends, making short films, flying planes, building high-fashion wendy houses - that sort of thing.
Normal children would be excited by a low roofed plastic wendy-house to hide away in and stew pretend tea.
However warmly the stove burns or however well-oiled the wheels are, it is not justifiable to spend this amount on a moneyed toddler's wendy-house.
Sacred gin was launched last year, with Mr Hart distilling the stuff through a vacuum plant in a wendy-house in his back garden.
While you'd expect the average wendy-house to be cluttered with plastic chairs and bowls of fake fruit, this one is fitted with a wood-burning stove, oak floors and a day bed.
