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Meanings of own house in English

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Usage of own house in English
1
I am hoping to start building my own house soon, he said.
Reuters
2
However, they'd be better off getting their own house in order first.
The South African
3
But they did expect to be able to buy their own house.
The Irish Times
4
I hope he kept it in his own house and not here.
A change in altitude
5
He faced his wife in the familiar room in his own house.
Tales of Unrest
6
I would never be able to buy my own house., she added.
The South African
7
Look at him: a man afraid to walk into his own house.
The lonely polygamist: a novel
8
At the gate of his own house he said, I'm stopping here.
The Rains Came
9
It appealed to us more than building our own house, she says.
The Irish Times
10
You are in your own house; you are on your own land.
A Group of Noble Dames
11
We will take further steps to get our own house in order.
The Guardian
12
I tore down the road, past my own house, not even pausing.
Ashes and bones: an emma fielding mystery
13
You'll be able to go to your own house, your own bedroom.
Dead to the world
14
Now I want to be creative in my own house, she says.
Reuters
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Well, would to god I'd stayed right here in my own house
The Odyssey
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I'm lucky because my dream was always to build my own house.
Radio NZ
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United Kingdom
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