Sentence examples for affluent house from inspiring English sources

She and her husband lived in a fashionable and affluent house in London, and between 1857 and 1868 had nine children.

With curatorial assistance from architect Richared Meier, Mr. Brown assembled thirty four of the most talented architects practicing today, both seasoned and new, to design Hampton weekend homes which were aesthetically fresh, sensibly sized, and relatively affordable, going against the current trend of affluent house design that emphasized size and strayed away from innovative design.

In the play, everything is tainted by this destruction, from the affluent house in Woollahra where loafer-wearing dealer Monte (Renato Musolino) wields power over his pregnant model wife, Scarlet Louise Mignonee), to Scarlet's brother, recovered Penrith-based meth-addict Jimmy Tom Conroyy), who gets caught up in Monte's deal.

Sergio Sant'Anna's "Strangers" depicts two affluent house-hunters who turn up to view a new apartment – only to discover that its walls are perforated by stray bullets from the nearby favela.

Even the affluent housing development in the hills is a hotbed of seething bad feelings and horrific domestic abuse.

Chandrasekhar also touches on the difficulties of single mothers, the academic pressure on India's young, and even the way life in an affluent housing colony is dependent on daily water deliveries.

For example, Mebane has annexed suburban neighborhoods that include more affluent housing (and a golf course/ residency) while not annexing adjoining neighborhoods.

But there, families are affluent, housing is expensive - to such extent that it protects against divorce of parents -, and schools are so strict that pupils are being sent off if failing one class.

"It was as if we were surveilling an extended family or a group dynamic in this affluent summer house.

The English middle class is scrutinized in this sprawling account of two families on an affluent Sheffield housing estate.

Will Truesdale, a rootless, handsome Briton, arrives… The English middle class is scrutinized in this sprawling account of two families on an affluent Sheffield housing estate.