| Recently divorced, Foster is now house-hunting with her teenage daughter and appears to be seeking a hotel rather than a humble abode. |
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| I'm very grateful that my neighbors were curious enough about the cries of pain emanating from my humble abode and called the paramedics. |
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| I refer primarily to my humble abode, which is such a disaster that I fear I may come home to find the cats have run away to protest conditions. |
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| To celebrate a relative's 80th birthday the whole family descended en-masse to our humble abode. |
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| And Amelia wants me to let you know that we miss you and that you're welcome to stay with us, in our humble abode, anytime you're in town. |
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| It was on Sunday Steve finally convinced me to visit his humble abode. |
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| Get it wrong and you could end up lowering the value of your humble abode! |
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| Well good evening, Mister Tony Soprano decked out in lemon meringue Welcome to our humble abode, and may you have a very crystal nacht. |
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| Adenor and I walked up a quiet lane and knocked on the door of a humble abode bearing a white flag. |
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| The humble abode which Nelson Mandela occupied when he first came to Joburg during the early 1940s is to be transformed into a heritage attraction site. |
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| Their house was more like a small castle than a humble abode. |
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| He rushed back to his humble abode to hide his spoils at the bottom of a trunk. |
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| From Mr. Kash's humble abode to the Guggenheim's elaborate showcase, Web browsers are displaying characters, objects and spatial environments as if they existed in three dimensions rather than on a flat screen. |
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| In the Christmas event we see humanity in its poverty recognized, wanted and appreciated by the very love of God poured out into our world in that humble abode in a stable. |
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| By the '60s, some 300 people were living at the house, with little inkling that their humble abode was once the palatial estate of one of Macao's most prominent families. |
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| I obviously mean a 'recluse lite' version, just enjoying the sanctuary of one's humble abode, closest family and scruffiest clothes. |
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