Open-house Sentence Examples

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  • The building she had spent more than a month trying to get into and now was the site of an open house.

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  • I have so much to do for my open house.

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  • The food at your open house was delicious.

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  • On the death of Herod in 4 B.C. Archelaus kept open house for mourners as the Jewish custom, which reduced many Jews to beggary, prescribed.

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  • He kept open house for visitors; he had printers close at hand in Geneva; he fitted up a private theatre in which he could enjoy what was perhaps the greatest pleasure of his whole life - acting in a play of his own, stage-managed by himself.

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  • The last admittance will be at 3.30 pm; further details will be available from the Open House website.

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  • You can find out how our intrepid duo got on (with photos) in the next issue of Open House.

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  • This Open House is spluttering along, seeking ways to meet the particular needs of London juniors.

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  • A graduation open house is another time to collect cards for a special album.

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  • The Shambhala community practices mindfulness meditation and offers a public open house once a month.

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  • There are small cards suitable for tucking in a gift bag and large cards that can be displayed prominently at a graduation party or open house.

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  • Now, there needs to be some common sense going on when it comes to hosting an open house.

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  • In my case, we had an open house to honor, celebrate and remember my grandmother, Ruth Koch.

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  • Many fire departments host an open house during Fire Safety Week.

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  • In other cases, the safety-themed t shirts are sold at the open house as a way of raising money for the fire department.

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  • Open up your home to guests with an open house.

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  • In an open house setting, you don't need to worry about serving a plated meal, but do have a well-rounded menu, featuring both hot and cold selections such as shredded meat with buns or biscuits for sandwiches, salad items, and dessert.

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  • Schools that want to get in on the celebration can hold an open house for grandparents to come visit the school and experience their grandchild's everyday routine.

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  • If this is not in your program's set up, consider having a casual open house where loved ones can observe a final session.

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  • If you are holding an open house to show your house to perspective buyers, schedule the event on a date that is made up of lucky numbers.

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  • That buffoon making a fool of himself at a business open house may well turn out to be the next executive or business owner you'll need to see.

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  • The most common type of graduation party is the simple open house.

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  • The open house party can be elaborate or very simple.

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  • An open house usually doesn't have scheduled games or activities because people are dropping in and out during the event.

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  • If you're planning an open house or a long party where people will be snacking for several hours, remember to practice good food safety.

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  • Whether you're looking for napkins in your school colors for a graduation open house or silver plates for a 25th anniversary party, you'll find just what you need.

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  • Most graduation parties are regular open house events where guests drop by to wish the graduate congratulations and good luck with future plans.

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  • If you are celebrating a special retirement for someone who has worked with the same company for most of their life, or someone who held a high position, then an open house or other large party would be appropriate.

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