Examples of 'looking at a house' in a sentence
Meaning of "looking at a house"
looking at a house: This phrase is often used to describe the act of viewing or examining a property, usually with the intention of potentially renting or buying it
How to use "looking at a house" in a sentence
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looking at a house
I met him looking at a house for sale.
You can not do that by just looking at a house.
We are looking at a house we might want to rent.
Surveillance had her out looking at a house today.
I was looking at a house today with my sister.
Lets suppose you are looking at a house.
I am looking at a house.
Or not . Surveillance had her out looking at a house today.
Looking at a house full of stuff you need to sort through can be really dispiriting.
Patrick may have been looking at a house for the two of you.
Like that painting of that girl, sitting in a field, looking at a house.
It is like looking at a house.
It feels like we're a couple and you're the laziest husband looking at a house.
We are looking at a house.
I had been looking at a house and property that was going for sale.
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Some people will not even consider looking at a house if it did not meet their standards.
Are you looking at a house with a pool or Jacuzzi?
Adam and Eva is looking at a house to buy.
We are looking at a house we might want to rent . It 's fine!
That Cecilie and I are looking at a house on the coast.
We're looking at a house at Fagerli and…? Sydneshaugen.
Me and Lee are looking at a house later.
We are looking at a house at Fagerli and …?
In Bahia . Because we have been looking at a house in North East Brazil, Why not?
The moon had a way of looking at a house that implied it was not guarded properly.
But look it, he 's looking at a house - John Paul.
Why are we looking at a house we can not afford?
By the way, I am looking at a house in Queens tomorrow.
Because we have been looking at a house in North East Brazil, in Bahia.
Me and Lee are looking at a house later . - Really?
They have been looking at a house next to Mr. Hackbutt 's in St. Peter 's Place.
