Examples of 'crooked house' in a sentence
Meaning of "crooked house"
crooked house - a term used to describe a house that is not straight or level; often used metaphorically to refer to something that is deceitful or dishonest
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We call this place the crooked house.
Crooked House is a detective novel by Agatha Christie.
There was an old composer who lived in a crooked house.
And the crooked house.
And they all lived together in a little crooked house.
This is a crooked house.
Its name translates in to English as the Crooked House.
Here 's the crooked house The crooked man.
Its name translates into English as the Crooked House.
The crooked house in Sopot, Poland truly has an amazing and bizarre structure.
In a little crooked house.
He who builds according to every man 's advice will have a crooked house.
We live on Rosewood Street, a little crooked house we keep meaning to renovate.
There was a Crooked Man… and they all lived together in a little crooked house.
View Crooked House exemplifies the imbalance that usually experienced Orsini, its promoter.
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Heboughtacrookedcat… ♪whichcaughtacrookedmouse… ♪Andtheyall livedtogether in a little crooked house.
Kids Crooked House is inspired by, and infused with, Maine and its natural wonders.
Windsor 's crooked house.
The Leonides family all live together in a not-so-little crooked house.
List of gravity hills The Crooked House - a building with an internal gravity hill optical illusion.
Within it, he built a Crooked house.
Then, in that little crooked house - in that little crooked street.
Oh, yes, Auntie Millicent who lived in the crooked house.
Crooked House is a supernatural drama mini-series which aired on BBC Four in December 2008.
It was, was not it?! Oh, yes, Auntie Millicent who lived in the crooked house.
