Sentence examples for ambitious house from inspiring English sources

But the £3bn over three years announced today is in reality a further disappointing cut in subsidy and won't deliver the ambitious house building programme we need.

In any event, photographs from the early 1900's show an elegant interior, with Federal-style mantels, door casings, interior fanlights and an oval dining room, a far more ambitious house than, for instance, the 1804 Gracie Mansion.

Ms Barker said the government had to weigh up environmental damage against the need for a more "ambitious" house building programme that would make it easier for first-time buyers to be able to afford homes.

But he did sell his land to Lucy Drexel Dahlgren, a Philadelphia heiress, who built 15 East 96th Street from Codman's designs in 1916, the same year Robert L. Livingston built a less ambitious house at 12 East 96th Street, also designed by Codman.

Mr Miliband suggested the Labour-controlled Stevenage Borough Council was being prevented from ambitious house building plans because of the objections of neighbouring North Hertfordshire Council.

In a November profile describing his complex web of political ties, The New York Times called him "an ambitious 'House of Cards' character who wandered onto the set of the Trump reality show".

That pledge, made in December 2002, represents the most ambitious housing plan the city has tackled since the Koch administration.

"The most ambitious housing plan this city has ever seen!" he said, promising 150,000 new homes at this mayoral forum.

It has pushed through ambitious housing reforms and deficit-cutting measures, but those measures have not been popular, even among its own voters.

The ambitious housing plans reflect the anticipated growth of Sacramento, a city of 481,097 people that is expecting 100,000 new residents in the next 20 years.

This is a man who is already in charge of the Bavarian state opera, one of the best and most ambitious houses in Europe.