The boy who lives next door often comes home late.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Avoiding contact with other people, he shut himself up in his house, and became evermore [increasingly] eccentric.

He sojourned with his uncle.

At parties he usually outstays all the other guests.

He left his uncle's house, which had been his home for many years.

As soon as I returned to Tokyo I hurried to his home.

From that day forth he lived with the boy.

He is often away from home for days on end.

He disappeared from his home [into the night].

Apparently, he stayed in the house a lot during summer vacation.

Now he lives alone in an old house by the shore.

The next day, Belle goes to the castle in place of her father.

He laid out his life's savings on a new house.

A successful local boy is coming home.

At last he stopped before an old house, and caught another glimpse of the town.

Again the younger brother became a wanderer, and he arrived one day at the house of the elder brother.

Once again, he became a wanderer, and he arrived one day at the house of his older brother.

A track runs across the field to his house.

He had to carry many loads from the house to station.

He was never to return to his hometown.

After lights‐out he tiptoed out of our dormitory.

He left behind the house that he was born and raised in and became a soldier.

There was a child about the same age as him living in the neighborhood.

A man's [An Englishman's] house is his castle.

He often wreaked his bad temper on his family.

By the time we reach his town, he will have moved to his new house.

His house is on a street with lots of gay bars.

His family moved into a new house in the suburbs.

They left the house in their son's charge while they were away for the summer.

He is having a terrible summer holiday at his uncle's home.

He is the eldest son and heir to the distinguished Kodai family.