Examples of 'both your houses' in a sentence
Meaning of "both your houses"
both your houses: A phrase from Shakespeare's play 'Romeo and Juliet,' used to criticize or blame two opposing parties or individuals
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both your houses
Plague on both your houses.
We will set up cameras and bugs in both your houses.
Shame on both your houses.
Because we found material relating to that in both your houses.
Both your houses have had cars blown up, but there were two different bombs.
We " ll set up cameras and bugs in both your houses.
Both your houses are just lovely, Ms. Ballard.
No . We will set up cameras and bugs in both your houses.
A plague o ' both your houses.
Often quoted as " A pox on both your houses.
A plague on both your houses!
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Houses for those who have none
He built lots of houses for the poor
