Examples of 'there were houses' in a sentence
Meaning of "there were houses"
there were houses: This phrase is a simple statement that describes the existence of houses in a particular location. It may be used in narratives, descriptions, or conversations to convey the presence of residential buildings in a specific area
How to use "there were houses" in a sentence
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there were houses
I was just wondering if there were houses there to rent.
Then there were houses that were set on fire.
We could see that there were houses burning.
There were houses along the river.
It was purposefully done because there were houses nearby.
First there were houses along this road.
There are places where there were houses.
I knew there were houses around these parts.
Look at this, look! I did not even know there were houses like this in Korea!
There were houses built on either side of the road.
On the walls there were houses.
There were houses with broken windows.
I did not even know there were houses like this in Korea!
There were houses at all three locations.
Berlin is full of warehouses, There were houses here there were houses there.
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There were houses and jobs.
Houses here, there were houses there.
There were houses that were gradually enlarged to meet the needs of a growing population.
Between the bridge and the castle, there were houses built up against the walls until 1952.
There were houses for married couples and houses for single men or women.
I never knew there were houses like this except in mystery books.
There were houses here, there were houses there.
In Çatalhöyük, Turkey, there were houses with elaborate paintings and scenes of humans and animals.
There were houses nearby, but no one was outside.
Of course, there were houses in Morrowland, as well.
There were houses with ten different applicants, all claiming that it was theirs.
Plus there were houses around.
There were houses to sell, something I even consider.
Suddenly there were houses in front of her and more ice on her wings.
There were houses named after eighteenth-century statesmen like Pitt and Wilberforce.
Well, there were houses opposite.
There were houses where the doors had not been opened for 20 years.
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Houses for those who have none
He built lots of houses for the poor
