house to house造句怎麼寫

Peddle indicates the selling of small,inexpensive goods by going from house to house

Plain-clothes policemen still go from house to house, taking away suspected rebels or their sympathisers.

And every day they ceased not in the temple, and from house to house, to teach and preach Christ Jesus.

Eve morning, dad and I are in the front gate up Spring Festival couplets, hang lanterns, beaming house to house.

On Christmas Eve, some people go to Mass, and then go caroling from house to house to bring the blessings to people.

During the Christmas season friends get together and go from house to house singing Christmas songs. They do this for fun and to bring the spirit of Christmas to the people in each house.

He shouted that he would never surrender and ordered his men to hunt these “greasy rats” from house to house, without mercy, and take what they wanted.

Beg for alms from house to house

They're going house to house, rounding up the residents.

I went from house to house to sell Rejoice and Head and Shoulders shampoos.

For four years they had to move from house to house, often staying with relatives.

Now the fighters are moving from house to house, clearing out the last of the gunmen.

To wassail specifically refers to going house to house, singing carols in order to receive food and drink, or possibly money to be donated to charity.

On the lunar New Year's Day, after eating dumplings, the yangge group starts to pay New Year calls from house to house.

The policeman passed from house to house.

We drove from house to house, knocking on doors, ready to begin our mission.

Pushcarts7 creak from house to house along the posh suburban roads, and every bad snowstorm is a disaster.

As a Hindu, he was among the angry Muslims, visiting villages and towns from house to house, hoping to calm the people and restore calm with his influence.

We often go carolling (ie go from house to house, singing carols) at Christmas.

The fire spread quickly from house to house.

20You know that I have not hesitated to preach anything that would be helpful to you but have taught you publicly and from house to house.