bring down the house

But leave it to a fish eye to bring down the house.

And that night, on television, she brought down the house.

Both those songs are designed to bring down the house.

They had a chance to bring down the house this time, and the opportunity was too good to ignore.

"We've got a show that's going to bring down the house."

Then Hill, in a performance that brought down the house, made it to the very last move of the route.

Besides, Robert had a big finish, and it brought down the house.

The comment brought down the house at a recent screening.

It is as if the gods have brought down the house of Martin.

Clay was now prepared to go the full distance and bring down the house.

It brought down the house and even had Palmer laughing hard.

As it often does, the cancan brought down the house.

The noise level threatened to literally bring down the house.

She did not bring down the house, but she didn't need to.

It's bringing down the house - and that's the truth, friend.

"He will no doubt bring down the house with the Prokofiev."

- the series' single most compelling moment - brought down the house.

Where do you go these days for the transcendent moment, the one that brings down the house?

He brought down the house - all nine of us at the first show of the day.

Byron, who was the star of the company, repeatedly brought down the house by his acting.

Is this what is known as bringing down the house?

She should have been screaming, protesting, bringing down the house.

Just walking across a stage, she'd bring down the house and stop the show cold in its tracks."

"He hit the high notes and brought down the house," Craven said.

"The band played softer," she said, and it brought down the house.