Examples of 'house on christmas' in a sentence
Meaning of "house on christmas"
house on Christmas: This phrase refers to the tradition of celebrating the Christmas holiday at one's own or a family member's house, often involving decorations, family gatherings, and festive meals
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house on christmas
Remind me to come over to your house on Christmas.
Gerry was evicted from his house on Christmas Day last year and found himself homeless.
I just do not bring all my girlfriends to your house on Christmas.
On julia, in our house on christmas eve who i am sure is coming.
His parents and your parents both want you at their house on Christmas Day.
Oh, at my house on Christmas.
That 's pretty much it for what happens in my house on Christmas Day.
Was he in this house on Christmas Eve?
There is a Christmas tree in the painting, but none in this house on Christmas Eve.
They broke into my house on Christmas.
We opened presents at my grandparents' house on Christmas Eve.
I am so going to swat her house on Christmas morning.
What is a troll doing guarding your house on Christmas Eve?
Yanked him out of the house on Christmas Eve.
You don't wanna be the only dark house on Christmas Eve.
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You invited him to my house on Christmas Eve?
So we are just gonna break into someone 's house on Christmas Eve?
I'm gonna be the only dark house on Christmas Eve.
It obviously never comes to my house on Christmas Day.
No FBI agent ever come to his house on Christmas Eve.
Yeah! They broke into my house on Christmas.
I wish I could be at your house on Christmas morning!
A sheep, ox, swine, or calf was led into the house on Christmas morning.
They're not gonna kick their gay son out of the house on Christmas Day, right?
So we are just gonna break into someone 's house on Christmas Eve? - Yep, just like Santa.
No, where in the world? Oh, at my house on Christmas.
When your mother-in-law comes to your house on Christmas Eve, what do you do?
So, we're just gonna break into someone's house on Christmas Eve? Yep, just like Santa.
