Sentences with phrase «house in a huff»

The natural progression of a fight like this is that, one of us — usually me — will start cleaning the house in a huff.

The natural progression of a fight such as this is that one of us — usually me — will at some point start cleaning the house in a huff.

Not exact matches

In November last year she told shadow leader of the house Theresa May, who had been pressing her on the issue in the Commons: «The honourable lady can huff and puff but she will not blow this leader of the house down.&raquIn November last year she told shadow leader of the house Theresa May, who had been pressing her on the issue in the Commons: «The honourable lady can huff and puff but she will not blow this leader of the house down.&raquin the Commons: «The honourable lady can huff and puff but she will not blow this leader of the house down.»

In this humorous retelling, the wolf didn't huff and puff to blow the pigs» houses down; instead he suffered from a terrible allergy and, when stopping by to borrow a cup of sugar, accidentally blew the houses down with a big and powerful sneeze.

The air conditioner huffs and puffs with a blow - your - house - down kind of demeanor, but no matter how you adjust the vents, you never feel a strong stream of cool air in your face.

So what do we do, wait until the wolf of GW huffs and puffs and blows down (and floods) enough houses so that we can finally attribute this worsening situation of normalized economic losses to GW in, say, 2029, then start to mitigating GW and take some adaptation strategies.

We all remember the three little pigs: I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house in.

Thanks for the detailed answer @Patrick Desjardins, or perhaps we should start calling you the Big Bad Wolf, going around huffing and puffing and trying to take someone's house away... never mind the fact that they haven't paid their debt in years.

I told hubby to stay in the kitchen and cook while I huffed and puffed around the house with vacuum cleaner in hand.