Sentence examples for acquired housed from inspiring English sources

To assist his father's effort to turn Berlin, the capital city, into a great cultural centre, he was appointed Protector of Public Museums; it was largely due to Frederick that considerable artistic collections were acquired, housed in Berlin's new Kaiser Friedrich Museum (later known as the Bode Museum) after his death.

The rare set, superbly carved, will adorn the newly acquired house of an English connoisseur.

Wright hurtled through the levels, evolution moving at hyperspeed as his creature acquired houses, tools, weapons, vehicles, and cities.

Some of the freed blacks acquired houses and property, although their net worth was a fraction of that of their white neighbors, based on probate records studied by Mr. Cruson.

Due to a swooning Dow, a number of business executives have experienced a reversal of fortune in the past year, spurring them to put newly acquired houses back on the market.

She moved to a newly acquired house in New Haven, Connecticut, although she continued to maintain her office in New York and commuted there daily.

Fellows may contact Columbia's Housing Office for informal guidance on acquiring housing in the areas near the university.

Mrs. Bodne had a gift for acquiring house seats for sold-out Broadway shows for desperate friends.

Building a light-rail line — in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland — often involves acquiring houses to be razed.

Wilson and his wife Judith began acquiring houses in 1991 and built up a lettings portfolio of 700 homes across Kent.

(The museum has a policy of not acquiring houses for its collection, Mr. Riley explained, excluding it as a potential buyer).