Phrases with «to build a house»

"To build a house" means to construct or create a place where people can live. It involves the process of planning, designing, and constructing a structure with walls, floors, a roof, and other necessary elements to make it suitable for habitation. Full definition

to build (parent phrase)
house (parent phrase)

to build a house

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to get to one's house
to build more houses
to build more housing
to build a new house
access to the house
to come to the house
addition to the house
damage to the house
house to house
damage to the building
access to the building
entrance to the building
access to housing
right to housing
to go to one's house
to build a house for someone
to build one's own house
to build one's own tiny house
to come over to one's house
change to housing benefit
to build up to something
to build up to
to build affordable housing
to build a tiny house
to build one's house
to build housing
to build one's dream house
to build one's tiny house
to come to one's house
to come to one's house for dinner
deed to one's house
one's way to one's house
way to one's house
damage to one's house
key to one's house
access to one's house
house building

tiny house building

building houses
house building programme
access to affordable housing
building housing
housing building

public housing buildings

council house building
damage to the building someone
house someone built
house someone are building
house built

Sentences with «to build a house»

Now we are turning our backs on the very principles that founded our nation by saying that because they are different from us they can not build a house of worship. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
But she didn't build the house for her or for her family, but instead as a prison of sorts for hundreds of ghosts. (collider.com)
They lose margin when building houses in a more energy efficient manner. (energyvanguard.com)
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Phrases with «to build a house»

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Sentences with «to build a house»

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