Examples of using Man in the house in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
There is a man in the house.
I know it's difficult to come home to another man in the house.
You gotta man in the house now.
There's a bad man, a very bad man in the house.
And you got a man in the house?
Elizabeth has a man in the house.
Without a man in the house. It's hard to raise a child.
George doesn't need a man in the house.
If there's a man in the house, they listen. They take turns.
And after that… there was a man in the house.
If there's a man in the house, they listen.
It would be nice to have a man in the house.
And the man in the house, and the cattle in the household.
At last there's a man in the house again!
If there was a man in the house, he would throw shoelaces on the bed, and tell the woman to tie him up.
Don't worry. There's a man in the house.
If there was a man in the house, he would throw shoelaces on the bed.
Look, you gota little man in the house.
It's funny how having a man in the house can make you feel safer,
I thought you were the man in the house?
I am the man in the house!
You ought to have gone with the man in the house.
I swear to you, if you have a man in the house that I bought… you are getting out of it.
If she marries again there is another man in the house.
Well, we'renotused to having a man in the house… so I guess we- we ride him pretty hard.
If she married again there would be a man in the house.
Most men would perceive another man in the house- as a threat to their masculinity.
If she married again there would be a man in the house.