Sentence examples for a narrow house from inspiring English sources

A narrow house measuring just 120 inches wide is for sale in the south-east London neighbourhood of East Dulwich.

ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX, FRANCE — On a small street on the Île Saint-Germain, in this suburb southwest of Paris, a narrow house is noticeably different from its shoulder-to-shoulder neighbors.

Life is sweet — or at least as sweet as possible for the hard-working family, which lives in a narrow house between tracks in the Nice switchyard — until Zola's biological fatalism raises its head.

This one was in a narrow house in Old Havana, and the kitchen was the kitchen of the house, and the tables and the chairs were set in the middle of the living room.

Toca House, an iOS app from the Swedish digital play studio Toca Boca, understands the fun of these adult jobs: players scroll up and down a tall, narrow house, selecting first a room and then a task.

But last week, in the dimly lit study of a tall narrow house between Bloomsbury and Holborn, I came closer to venerating a holy fetish than in any Baroque basilica.

I built a long, narrow house along the south, following the slope of the land.

Ms. Hernandez lives in a long, narrow house with five other volunteers.

The first time I met Prudhomme was at his test kitchen, just outside New Orleans' French Quarter in a converted shotgun house — a narrow rectangular house that first became popular in the South toward the end of the Civil War.

It was a rude building of rough stone, with nothing about it to gratify the eye, or to excite the imagination; a large old-fashioned narrow house, with a very steep roof, covered with flags composed of grey sandstone, would perhaps convey the best of idea of the place to a modern reader.

Subsidence in No. 100 caused the Gallery to move briefly to No. 105 Pall Mall, which the novelist Anthony Trollope described as a "dingy, dull, narrow house, ill-adapted for the exhibition of the treasures it held".