Sentence examples for a houseboat called from inspiring English sources

Our evening destination was the less spooky Valdes Island (population: a bloke in a houseboat called Crazy Pete).

Asplund, 65, lives on a houseboat called Viking, tied to a permanent mooring on Lake Mälaren in central Stockholm.

And unlike other lawmakers who live in apartments, hotels and houses during the week while Congress is in session, he lived on a houseboat called the Unsinkable II, a 42-foot vessel with one room, which was docked on the Potomac River, just miles from Capitol Hill.

Instead of writing about a traditional family in a four-bedroom Colonial, they built their stories around four young men living unsupervised in a ramshackle houseboat called "The Elephant".

The family lives on their 3,200-square-foot 3,200-square-foot 3,200-square-footichouseboat4 million dollars ($825,930) and 2 million dollars ($258,060) for the right to a berth.

For Agnès Varda, the blend of fiction and documentary has always been crucial and conspicuous, as in her 1967 documentary "Uncle Yanco" (the Criterion Channel on FilmStruck) — a personal story about her first meeting, in Sausalito, with her artist cousin Jean Yancoo) Varda, who lived there on a houseboat in what he calls "aquatic suburbia".

Just as Mamma Mia! used the songs of Abba to tell an unrelated story, Viva Forever! tells the story of a girl called Viva who lives on a houseboat with her mother.

Mr. Allen was barefoot and making some repairs to the houseboat, which he called an affordable and pleasant way to live an island lifestyle in New York City.

I chose a company called Rive de France because it had a houseboat available on the Burgundy Canal, just a few hours from Paris.

Daphne -- mostly called Matthews -- lives on a houseboat.

The El Bulli and French Laundry veteran has set up a nonprofit called the Nordic Food Lab on a nearby houseboat to "create cornerstones for a new kind of cuisine," he says.