Use "manor house" em uma frase

1. ‘Can you imagine it? Me living in a manor house with staff!’ he chuckled, stooping to pick up another stone and throwing it with some power towards the same rock where it smashed

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2. Some miles to the south of London, nestling in the gently rolling, green swathed hills of the Surrey Downs, there stands an old country manor house, which boasts the thickest of stone walls, a small but nonetheless impressive little tower and ornate white painted wooden gables

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3. The manor house was beautifully appointed, inside and out, sporting a novelty coat of arms above the door and a beautiful wisteria that twisted and flowered around the porch and around the front bay windows

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4. He rushed back to the country manor house and told his master and mistress immediately that the tomatoes came from their very own greenhouse

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5. Every Saturday morning he brought fresh flowers up to the manor house and created the most delicate or the most vibrant arrangements, depending on the patterns of the weather and the moods of his employers

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6. old country manor house, which boasts the thickest of stone walls,

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7. The manor house was beautifully appointed, inside and out,

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8. gardens at the manor house

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9. grew in the garden of the lovely country manor house

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10. He rushed back to the country manor house and told his

11. It reminded me of a manor house from the Tudor period in England

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12. My driver followed him over to his place, a stone manor house

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13. They had a much-needed rest on the summit of the hill overlooking the MacKays’ manor house, its fields and woods as well as the village to the west of the house

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14. Back at the manor house Maggie had problems of her own

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15. They said that this gentleman of the manor house is offering a reward to anybody who can find her

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16. Her most pressing desire was to get back to Rick and the safety of the manor house that she took to be on the other side of the mountain which she could just see in spite of the poor visibility

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17. I saw no castles or manor houses and in the cities, the buildings reminded me of old Manhattan lofts and factories

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18. Who was she that she knew her way into the Manor House and where were we going? And how did she know the alarm’s key code?

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19. “He’s in the manor house,” the Eldest quickly explains

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20. “Burn the manor house? But where will the youngsters live?” Mara’s mother cries out from the circle

21. In the manor house, which was paved with tomblike slabs, the sun was never seen

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22. The helicopter had been serviced and it was time for us to return back to London and we all assembled in the car park in front of the manor house with our luggage

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23. I was not totally happy with this arrangement, as I would have preferred that they stayed inside the main manor house as it provided a more protection

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24. I had peace of mind when I heard the news that Charles and Fiona had decided to move back into the manor house

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25. They would huddle around the fireplaces, casting glances in the direction of the local manor house

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26. As he watched, a cavalry unit detached and proceeded towards the manor house

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27. 24 months ago, Karl brought the most expensive purchase of his life; a 15 bedroom manor house nestling in acres and acres of private forest in Hampshire

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28. The manor house came complete with stables, tennis courts, a private gym and gardens of national value

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29. “I will contact Peter and tell him that he is always welcome to stay at Blake Manor House too” said Karl with a smile

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30. “Blake Manor House is magical and peaceful

31. However, there was only one thing Blake Manor House was missing, and that was Peter

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32. It was a little different from the chain stores Tracey was used to, it looked more like a private library at a posh manor house

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33. As to strong beer, there's enough of it in the cellars already, to drown the Manor House

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34. The passage was a long one, and seemed to pervade the whole square basement of the Manor House

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35. When the service was over, a large wooden chair and two benches were brought in from the manor house

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36. ” There was only one road into and out of the village, and it dead-ended at the manor house

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37. He had moved into the manor house with his sidekick, a beefy young squire called Alan Fernhill, and the two of them were drinking the best wine, eating the chickens and squeezing the breasts of the female servants with the carelessness typical of their class

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38. They hurried through the rain to the manor house

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39. Naturally, a messenger would have come to the manor house and spoken to the lord’s servants

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40. In the few minutes it took to walk to the manor house he gathered a small crowd

41. “Just as we left, I saw Wulfric coming out of the back door of the manor house

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42. He had hardly spoken to her since she tripped him up at the back door of the manor house

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43. Ralph thought nostalgically of his former life: the manor house, the roaring fires, the servants, the dinners

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44. She saw a pregnant woman harvesting beans in a field that had escaped the English torches; the scared faces of two children looking out from the blackened stones of a manor house; and several small groups of men, usually flitting through the fringes of woodland, moving with the alert purposefulness of scavengers

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45. Tench Hall was a stone-built manor house

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46. They all walked to the manor house

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47. Ralph’ s parents were now old and frail, but every morning they walked from their house in the village to the manor house to see their grandson

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48. They reached the small manor house that had been Ralph’s home before he moved to Tench Hall

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49. Gregory into the manor house

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50. Oldchurch was a hamlet, with thirty hovels, none big enough to be a manor house or even a bailiff’ s home

51. they reached the small timber manor house, there was the old housekeeper, Vira, bent and grey now but still hanging on

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52. He tore himself away, and cantered back to the village; then he succumbed again to curiosity and sentiment, and sent Nate to find Sam and bring him to the manor house

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53. When Ralph came to Wigleigh he went around the back of the manor house and looked into the big timber barn, which at this time of year should have been filling with grain ready for milling – but it was empty, and a cat had given birth to a litter of kittens in the hay loft

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54. Annet was sitting on a bench at one side of the hall of the manor house

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55. He was indeed a scion of one of the very oldest families in the kingdom, though his branch was a cadet one which had separated from the northern Musgraves some time in the sixteenth century, and had established itself in western Sussex, where the Manor House of Hurlstone is perhaps the oldest inhabited building in the county

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56. By the way, Sherlock, I expected to see you round last week, to consult me over that Manor House case

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57. ‘Vozdvizhenskoe, the manor house? the count’s?’ he repeated; ‘go on to the end of this track

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58. As the driveway turned to the right, the residence came into view: a two-story Kentucky-style manor house, white with black trim

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59. As they drove on, the fragment of an old manor house of Caroline date rose against the sky, and was in due course passed and left behind

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60. I asked John to go down to the turn-pike-house, where I had dismissed the chaise, and bring my trunk, which I had left there: and then, while I removed my bonnet and shawl, I questioned Mary as to whether I could be accommodated at the Manor House for the night; and finding that arrangements to that effect,

61. At last I was roused from my reverie by hearing a horse snorting and impatiently pawing the ground twenty paces from me, in the track which ran from the high road to the manor house

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