Examples of 'house and farm' in a sentence
Meaning of "house and farm"
In English, the phrase 'house and farm' is often used figuratively to mean everything one owns or possesses. It emphasizes the idea of risking or sacrificing all that one has for a particular outcome
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Eventually our house and farm were taken.
A house and farm are still extant at this site.
Starting out as a poor house and farm.
For house and farm.
Possibility to buy with the house and farm buildings.
House and farm buildings of Henri Letendre.
We left our house and farm.
They were almost always made from items found around the house and farm.
Build a house and farm.
Earlier that day he had blown up his own house and farm.
Røed gård is a manor house and farm located in southern Jeløy.
When my parents died, they left me the house and farm.
Long Branch Historic House and Farm hosts many special events and weddings on location.
The party, having sold his house and farm fur.
At the end, our house and farm were taken then my father went to prison.
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From an early age, she helped with the house and farm work.
BB 's house and farm were completely destroyed.
This is common for small house and farm wind turbines.
Then, shortly before Christmas, unidentified people were seen loitering close to his house and farm.
At the end, our house and farm were taken.
From an early age, she had to help with the house and farm work.
The house and farm have been in the family for five generations since 1852.
I will live at my father 's house and farm or something.
Known as the seat of honour, it symbolizes women as head-of-the house and farm.
Debt makes another debt … At the end, our house and farm were taken.
And when I die, I will leave to you my little house and farm.
Brother-in-law, if you want, I will write house and farm land on his name.
About 1762 Murray rented land from the city for a great house and farm.
Around 1762 Murray acquired land from the city for a grand house and farm.
