bawdy-house的例句（bawdy-house在句子中的用法）

• The children's performances brought the house down. 孩子们的演出博得全场的喝彩。
• I'm sorry my boy was acting up in your house yesterday. 很抱歉, 我的儿子昨天在你家里捣乱。
• He was yanked out of the house and bundled into a car. 他被人从房子里拽了出来塞进一辆汽车。
• The rain was spattering down on the roof of the house. 雨滴落在房顶上。
• drink and pother in the house 在屋里饮酒取闹
• The old couple was cold-blooded and kept their house terribly hot. 那对老夫妇很怕冷,所以把房间烧得热得要命。
• I ransacked the house looking for my purse. 我满房子各处找我的钱包。
• The house has changed hands. 这房子已经换了主人。
• The house was lit up as though a big celebration was going on. 整个屋子灯火辉煌, 犹如在举行盛大庆典。
• At last he came to the house and looked in. 最后他来到房间并向屋里看了看。
• It must be very costly to keep up a house like this. 维修这么一幢房子一定很昂贵。
• He is keeping on the house in his hometown. 他把家乡的那栋房屋保留着。
• Would you carry the chairs back into the house for me? 你能替我把这些椅子送回那个屋子里吗?
• We had to break into the house as we had lost the key. 因为我们弄丢了钥匙, 所以不得不破门而入。
• I'm wearing my new boots around the house to break them in. 我穿上我的新靴子在屋里来回走, 以便使靴子逐渐合脚。
• She always feels at home in her friend's house. 她在朋友家很随便。
• At first sight the house appeared to be empty than it really is. 乍看起来这房子似乎空无一人，但实际上并非如此。
• Repairs to the house had made deep inroads into their savings. 翻修房子花了他们很多积蓄。
• When they saw his enormous house and flash car they looked at each other, both thinking ‘Where there’s muck there’s brass.’ 他们两人看到他的巨宅和豪华汽车，会意地互相看了一眼，心里想：“谁干脏活谁挣钱。”
• He walked unhappily towards the house. 他怏怏不乐地向那屋子走去。