Sentences with phrase «walls of houses»

I absolutely loved the bright colors of Greece, the blue sky against the whitewashed walls of the houses and churches.

The walls of houses around the Norwegian countryside in the winter are lined with stacks of wood and smoke rises from chimneys, especially on cold days.

Mithila art was originally painted on the walls of houses during festival season, but in the late 1970s, it moved to paper.

Dynamite blasts needed to splinter rock strata are so strong they crack the foundations and walls of houses.

Stacks of wood line the walls of houses and smoke rises from the chimneys, especially on cold days.

His painstakingly crafted organic forms find a home inside the walls of houses, appearing to have been excavated from the drywall and wallpaper.

The villagers started to leave their homes and move to safer grounds after they saw cracks in the walls of their houses, reminding them of a recent landslide that buried 28 people alive in Banaran, a neighboring village, last Saturday.

Fresh cracks in the soil and walls of houses in a small, hillside village in Ponorogo, East Java, have triggered panic among 270 villagers, causing them to leave their homes for fear of falling victim to a landslide, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said in Jakarta on Friday.

Each side street offers a photo opportunity with the colourfully painted walls of houses and flower laced balconies above providing the suitable foreground for its Iglesia dominant skyline.

In the past, this form of painting was only done on the outer walls of houses but Mahlangu is one of the first artists to transfer these traditional designs to canvas, shoes, sculptures, ceramics and other modern mediums, making her a pioneering Ndebele artist and showing that adapting to change is an essential skill in the art world.

The walls of houses around the Norwegian countryside in the winter are lined with stacks of wood and smoke rises from chimneys, especially on cold days.

On September 15, 2006, Arata Kochi, the head of the Global Malaria Programme, announced at a news conference in Washington, D.C., that DDT posed no health risk when sprayed in small quantities on the inside walls of houses, and he called for an expansion of its use to combat the mosquito - borne disease.

Bring back DDT, they demand, and let it be sprayed on the inner walls of houses, where it would kill vectors of malaria and other insect - borne diseases like dengue and typhus.

He was mistaken about its origins: The common bedbug, Cimex lectularius, emerges by night from the walls of houses or bedding to quaff the blood the insect needs to molt from nymph to adult.

And walls of houses and restaurants are painted with murals depicting traditional floral motifs, often with red peppers incorporated into the design.

Dynamite blasts needed to splinter rock strata are so strong they crack the foundations and walls of houses.

According to George and Amal Clooney, the photographer had to trespass onto the property and scale the wall of the house to get the shots.

The first version, unveiled in 2015, can fit either on the inside or outside of the wall of your house.

This shift is interpreted by some to reflect a narrowing of religious liberty to what occurs within the walls of a house of worship during service times.

But even though their lives looked pretty good to everyone on the outside, what went on within the walls of their house wasn't so good.

I have read somewhere on the wall of a house and it says, «if undressing is the civilization then animals are the most civilized person in the face of earth»

This stance, which Silvester saw as being honest about his beliefs, also resulted in having his doorstep egged and a rainbow banner fixed to the wall of his house by protesters.

If we understand the human person as the «temple of the Holy Spirit» — the living house of God — then these [other] issues fall logically into place as the crossbeams and walls of that house.

The basic idea of straw bale building is this: Instead of constructing houses from traditional materials, an efficient and environmentally friendly method can be employed in which straw bales finished with plaster and supported with timber or rebar frames serve as the walls of the house.

Then shall the walls of thy house tremble and shake!

Sadly, I've taken to taping things to the walls of my house.

And I can relate to your Ode to Natural Light I have zero and wish there was a wall of my house that I could just tear down to get some light in here.

Here are just a few of the reasons why: There is a rat that has been eating holes in the wall of our house and continually -LSB-...]

There is no yard â $ «the house is surrounded by concrete which extends about 10 - 20 feet from the walls of the house.

The howling winds outside seem to virtually cut right through the walls of the house, and the sheets are ice - cold.

Adebisi said his group will take that message of hope to all the nooks and cranny of Ekiti, stressing «what we are going to be saying to our people is «put the INEC timetable on the wall of your house.

The new system fits on the wall of the house like a burglar alarm and warns off four - footed trespassers with unpleasant pulses of high - frequency sound.

One would never paint over the walls of their house or spray paint their car without first removing dust and dirt.

Think of the barrier function like the exterior walls of your house.

You can meticulously research the optimal diet and exercise combination, surround yourself with people who love you and live wherever it is that has the population with the greatest statistical longevity but a little freezing rain can cause a tractor - trailer to slip and crash through the front wall of your house only to mash you to a pulp while you're counting calories in your living room.

I am in the market for a good white for the inside walls of the house we just purchased!ReplyCancel

Loosely based on books written in Britain by Mary Norton, this adaptation of The Borrowers does an incredible job of recreating the tiny lives of the Clock family — little people that live in between the walls of a house owned by the late aunt of the Learner family.

Loosely based on books written in Britain by Mary Norton, this adaptation does an incredible job of recreating the tiny lives of the Clock family — little people that live in between the walls of a house owned by the late aunt of the Learner family.

Frank is an ex-jewel thief who still stores most of his valuables in a secret safe behind a picture on the wall of his house where he resides alone.

An ultra creeper from 1974 about a kid whose mother hides him in the walls of their house after he accidentally kills a bully.

The director does potently capture the tightness and pressure of Troy's life, the way he feels caged by the walls of his house and held back by the limits of his time.

Which is indeed in the walls of a house.

Toni's one - night banishment from the guest bedroom to Arletty's hanging bed is another great gag scene: If we had forgotten just how creepy the mural - adorned walls of the house were, seeing Toni's desperate attempt to fall asleep surrounded by them reminds us.

The team leader, Kate Mercer (Emily Blunt) narrowly escapes death, and discovers that the walls of the house are filled with bodies.

Deakins» pristine camera catches the motes of dust dancing in a beam of sunlight coming through a broken blind, before the entire wall of the house is staved in by an armored vehicle from which FBI agents pour out.

To make the dog pen even bigger, she used a wall of a house as part of the perimeter.

Keep your books on a shelf that gets a decent air flow, not in a closet, basement, or against an outside wall of the house.

We could see walls of a house made... [Read more...]

We could see walls of a house made of 32 tiles of 32 inch E Ink Prism e-paper, able to light dynamically and display information and images.

On the gray wall of the house A thin broom slants, The air around it furious.