Sentences with phrase «house wife filling»
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«Adults would ride by our house, and if their tires weren't filled all the way, he'd yell,» said his wife, Georgianne.
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He left the house and returned with a jerry can filled with petrol and allegedly poured the petrol on his wife and lit a match stick.
One 61 - year - old man who attends the Clutter Workshop, a support group in Hartford, Connecticut, gathered so many books, papers, and pieces of junk mail that he filled as much of the house as his wife would tolerate.
Fifty - four - year - old John Haney finished filling his gas tank and headed home, where he and his wife tried to block the windows of their house.
He should not have responded to the knock - knock since at the time he is alone is the spacious house, filled with art works of his successful wife Vivian (Colleen Camp), but his wife and two kids have gone to the beach for the weekend while Evan is stuck at home catching up on work.
I am a reader of books and a lover of books but my wife has threatened physical violence if I bring in any more paper books without getting rid of some of the thousands that fill every available bookshelf in a house too big for two people.
His wife, Enid, who has filled every cupboard and closet in their seemingly perfect house with riotous clutter in an unconscious response to her hunger for deeper experience, refuses to accept the severity of Alfred's affliction.
My wife and I, filling taxes jointly, just closed on a $ 160K house on July 22nd.
if i take interest free loan from my mother (she is house wife, with in exempt limit of income, without filling IT returns), simple paper draft signed will be enough, No stamp paper or registration required?
He and his wife, Sharon, filled their house with the sound of pattering paws: a 20 year - old terrier mix named Rusty, a female Chihuahua, a seven year - old American Shorthair cat named Punkin, and Bonzai, a Main Coon cat adopted in 2011 from a local shelter.
His house is filled with work by Sol LeWitt, Donald Judd, Sterling Ruby, Dan Flavin and a commissioned portrait of his wife by Richard Phillips.
With a wife and two grown sons, he lives the classic, comfortable life of a New England professor, residing in a wooden clapboard house in Newton, Massachusetts, filled with shelves crammed with books and LPs of classical music, opera, jazz, folk, and musical comedy.