Sentence examples for aggressive house from inspiring English sources
"I've seen it 'elbow' away some larger and far more (usually aggressive) house sparrows in going after a choice tidbit".
He has had at least two years of tempering as a Republican lightning rod for his aggressive House budgets.
And many Fed committee members have called for a more aggressive housing policy.
Two years ago, the Puerto Rican government introduced aggressive housing incentives — no property taxes for five years, no closing fees, no capital-gains taxes — to stoke high-end home sales.
"This is the start of a very, very aggressive housing program, probably the most aggressive of any of the towns on Long Island," said Mr. Petrone, a Republican.
The naming of a new housing commissioner is also significant for Mayor Bloomberg, who has promised the city's most aggressive housing initiative since the Koch administration.
For example, there's one clever "recipe" that automatically sends a direct message over Twitter to a flatmate when the noise level gets too loud – that's right, we can now automate awkward passive aggressive housing situations.
One of the classic aggressive house-chat triggers is the breaking of trust re: food.
The fungal genus Serpula (Serpulaceae, Boletales) comprises several saprotrophic (brown rot) taxa, including the aggressive house-infecting dry rot fungus Serpula lacrymans.
But the bill will have to be reconciled with the less-aggressive House proposal, and many Republicans still have serious concerns about some central provisions of the Sarbanes bill.
One startling sequence – a tense home invasion that becomes a passive-aggressive house party – holds the imagination in Robin Campillo's Eastern Boys (Peccadillo, 15), but it's far from an isolated standout in this excitingly amorphous thriller-turned-romance-turned-altogether-different-thriller.
