• Every creak of a floor board or an opening door seems loud enough to wake up the whole house.
• He picked up his cell phone to call her but thought that he would be waking up the whole house.
• I would have called you, but I didn't want to wake your entire house at seven on a weekend.

Synonyms

• Mountbatten was born to a family closely related to the house of Windsor.
• Mar decided to retaliate by raising the standard for the house of Stuart.
• The Picts also practiced matrilineal descent - thus their royal houses all descended through the female line.

Synonyms

• The Reptile House gives visitors an insight into the reptile and amphibian world in its many shapes and sizes.
• The majority of the Zoo's birds live in the beautiful, sanctuary-like Bird House but birds are also scattered throughout other exhibits.

• The central government plans to privatise publishing houses in a bid to open the sector and lure investment.
• There seemed to be only a half dozen corporate publishing houses left.
• He also appealed to business houses to help the institution with the sinking of a borehole since the school has no water supply.

Synonyms

• We'll dine at the fanciest and snootiest drive-thru restaurants and waffle houses.
• There are a few trusty pizza houses and French restaurants for those who can't face cooking after a day of strenuous exercise.
• You can sip a cup of tea at the tea house and restaurant inside the garden.

Synonyms

• Most of the picture houses and theatres carried a lot of publicity from their managers' point of view.
• That attendance at theatre houses has dropped can only point to the fact that the quality of productions has not been impressive as has been the investment.
• The community responds and you screen in 800 seat theatres to packed houses.

Synonyms

• Since Gyan's return to the North Coast she has been performing to sellout houses.
• It played six performances to packed houses at Sydney's Conservatorium, and attracted gratifying media attention.
• Later it performed to packed houses at Andrew's Lane Theatre in Dublin

• No parts of the university were closed to the public (of course, the residential fraternity houses were another matter).
• In the final chapter, Kiely tells us about his adventures as a master of one of Harvard's residential houses.
• The boarding houses are Grange Court, Sandon Lodge, and Hainault House.

• Students are divided into houses based on their special needs or interests.
• From the very start, competition between the houses is encouraged.

• College House is New Zealand’s oldest and most traditional University College, and is home to 152 students at the University of Canterbury.

• The oldest member of parliament, he served as speaker of the house when it first met.
• Ideally, the president of the GMC would present the annual report in public, before a committee of both houses of parliament.
• We accept that a time will come when the houses of parliament and the government will have to agree a final form of the bill that is less than ideal.

• This House Would Under No Circumstances Fight For Queen And Country.
• This house would privatise Britain's universities.

• The angular houses represent our own ‘seats of power’, places of familiarity and control.
• Every astrology chart is divided into houses, starting with the Ascendant line and working anti-clockwise around the rest of the chart.

• In every game of bingo the tickets will be only 5p or 10p so you could be shouting house for just 5p.

• As always, the house band will be in residence with all the usual suspects!
• Jim Bridges and Cory Papirny are the house band rhythm section this time around.
• He takes his place near the back of the house band, playing the spoons in perfect tempo.

• A socket for receiving the wedge base electric lamp houses socket terminals serving to retain the electric lamp and to provide contact with lead wires of the electric lamp.