Sentence examples for your houseguest from inspiring English sources

If you have a heart, this is when you start hollering, and waking up your houseguest to tell her that it's too bad she doesn't watch "Game of Thrones".

If an adult child is moving back in, being able to claim a dependent exemption ($3,650 in 2010) for your "houseguest" can help reduce the financial strain.

If you want to be sure you know where your meat came from and how it was processed, just eat your houseguests.

"Where others say, 'Come, but leave your visitors at home,' I say, 'Come — and bring your houseguests.' " The Hornigs arrived in Water Mill in 2001 after nearly 20 summers in a Bridgehampton house they snagged for $11,500 down and sold for $1.1 million.

Tips: Do a few laps in the hotel pool while the kids are splashing at the shallow end, do yoga or a workout in the morning while they're watching cartoons and a jog around your houseguests' neighborhood.

And while it seems the height of luxury to tell a friend, "Of course, bring your six houseguests to dinner!" you can say so with little self-doubt when you pick the right meat.

Maybe it's the strained look of your country weekend houseguests, bent over and hobbling on the way in to breakfast.

"But that sign will do nothing to limit your homeowner's liability if an unsuspecting houseguest gets crushed by sand toys".

One question was about which houseguest would you trust to pack your parachute for you.

This Big Brother channel is both – a first in the U.S., and the most mobile entertainment possible – allowing you to 'live' with the Big Brother houseguests on your phone 24/7".

Aciman took a similar risk in his finely wrought first novel, "Call Me by Your Name," in which a teenage boy becomes fixated on his parents' young male houseguest, who may or may not reciprocate his lust.