Sentence examples for a wide house from inspiring English sources

A wide house means a wide roof, but if you use stairs for every level of roof, then this will result in an awkward roof.

The results showed that older, incrementally developed areas were diverse, but more interestingly, new comprehensively developed areas were also diverse through variations in building types and a wide housing price range.

With such small projects funded, it's hard to extrapolate across a wider housing market.

Amid a wider housing crisis, gentrification is no longer an if, but a when, in almost every corner of each borough in America's largest city.

The bail out of the banks created a sovereign debt crisis, and what we are seeing is a world wide house of cards beginning to fall.

That's the question being posed in the Belfast Telegraph, which reports that a 2.5m wide house in Portrush has gone up for sale for £180,000.

A wide, comfortable house with Romanesque styling, a rich green tiled roof and a massive round-arched porte-cochère, it was designed by William B. Tubby, a well-known Brooklyn architect.

"People who have these unique homes have a special bond to them," said Alex Nicholas, an agent with the Corcoran Group who recently handled the sale of a nine-and-a-half-foot-wide house in New York City.

Last October, Craig Nassi, a developer, bought a 15-foot-wide house, formerly an antiques shop, sandwiched between two taller buildings at 155 Lexington Avenue at East 30th Street.

"It was a game-changer for a 20-foot-wide house," Paula Del Nunzio, a senior vice president of Brown Harris Stevens and the listing broker, said of 21 Beekman.

When, in 1850, the Kearney family learned that a relative in America had bequeathed them a parcel of land, Falmouth Kearney, then nineteen years old, set out from his twelve-and-a-half-foot-wide house for Liverpool.