Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet HOUSES'

Definition av HOUSES'

1. böjningsform av house

Exempel på hur man kan använda HOUSES' i en mening

• These were erected as 'countryside retreats' of 'leisure houses' by the nobles and merchants of the area, many of them with permanent abodes in nearby Bruges.
• White's Directory of Essex 1848 reports Great Baddow as being 'one of the handsomest villages in Essex' having 'many scattered farms and neat houses', also noting that it had an annual pleasure fair on 14 May.
• They became known as 'kamaboko houses' due to the Quonset hut's half-cylindrical shape, similar to a slab of kamaboko.
• Doon follows the house system; there are five main houses (Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kashmir, Tata and Oberoi) and two 'holding houses' (Foot and Martyn, named after former headmasters), for boys in their first year.
• High waves flooded coastal and low-lying areas, inundating roads and houses' cellars, and washing over seawalls as far north as Portland, Maine.
• The same style, probably forged independently, has also been used by unhistorical 'princely houses' in fiction and micronations.
• Born at the Markt in Uden, Verhoeven received his training as a priest/missionary in monasteries ('mission houses') of the Societas Verbi Divini (SVD) in Uden (where he was abused by the prefect), Helvoirt and Teteringen respectively.
• The advertisements centered on the houses' modern amenities as well as their low prices, The first model houses were located at 605 Rittenhouse Street and 608 Roxboro Place.
• Architects of the shingle style emulated colonial houses' plain, shingled surfaces as well as their massing, whether in the single exaggerated gable of McKim Mead and White's Low House or in the complex massing of Kragsyde.
• Buckner often carved and built much of the houses' exterior detailing— which included bargeboards, porches, and scrollwork— as well as the houses' interior elements, including mantels, cabinets, and newell posts.
• The villages have 76 Rumah Gadang ('big houses') in total, inhabited by nine Minangkabau clans who run by matriarchy as symbolized in the houses' traditional designs.
• The Agrarians criticized Paasikivi more subtly and indirectly, referring to his advanced age (79 years), and speaking anecdotally about aged masters of farmhouses, who had not realized in time that they should have surrendered their houses' leadership to their sons.
• All accommodation is self-catered, in a mixture of single en-suite rooms and 'town houses' with shared bathroom facilities.
• SPAC created 'safe houses', also nicknamed 'trap houses' (short for 'Take Risks and Prosper', a co-opting of the American slang 'trap house', meaning 'drug house'), for members of the church to live in.

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