There are large houses along the street.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

There are large houses along the street.

There were some few houses along the road.

The house is up the street [at the top of the street].

There were a few large old wooden houses in the town.

The house is quite run down.

Houses were lined up alongside the highway.

The house stands [is set] back from the road.

the house over the street

The house was set some distance back from the road.

The house is back from the road.

They live in a great house.

They live in a mansion.

The house is nearly finished.

How many houses were in that street?

The houses built then were long and narrow.

（To the） right of the road stands a fine mansion.

There is a new house on the other side of this road.

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

There was a high wall about the garden.

The mansion is surrounded by a high wall.

The houses are tightly packed together in that neighborhood.

The house stands by itself.

There stands a fine building （to the） right of the road.

Many houses are made of tin sheets.

In the middle of the field there stands a solitary cottage.

We live in a tenement-house, and are separated from our neighbours by a single partition-wall―and there is only a single partition-wall between us and our neighbours.

Theirs is an old family.

They live in the same old house as they used to.

The house is built of brick.

From the back it looks like a large country house.