town house造句

ABOUT 30 yards from a machine-gun-toting policeman guarding the American embassy in London stands a smart town house.

Diggi Palace, a faded rambling pile built in the 1860s as a grand town house for a rural Rajasthan ruler.

Troves of art and antiques filled his Manhattan home, a 17,000-square-foot double town house on East 67th Street, and his country estate in Staatsburg, N. Y.

The Bond pictures' success permitted Connery to move his wife, their son, Jason, and his stepdaughter into a town house overlooking London's Acton Park.

A white hand waved. The Japanese houseboy giggled. The aubergine door of the smart little town house shut in my face.

Wau River, known as the "hometown of Chinese folk culture and art" in this town house for miles around, live-out farmers, their farming crafts, conversation in the eyebrows with a strong pedantic.

So they called the tenants and told them to carry Wang Lung into the courts where he had lived in the town house, and Pear Blossom, although she spoke against it, could not prevail with them.