Sentence examples for appointed house from inspiring English sources

"It's a very slick, beautifully appointed house," said Ms. Beers's agent, Beate Moore of Sotheby's International Realty.

Largely because Ms. Warren has the eye and sensibility of an artist, the couple's apartment has the look of a lushly appointed house museum.

When the NDP came to power in November 1991, Clark was appointed house leader and minister of finance and corporate relations under Premier Mike Harcourt.

You feel as much at ease as if you were spending the weekend at the home of a good friend with a very nicely appointed house.

He lives with his mother in a perfectly appointed house, on a farm of rolling hills where his family used to stable horses and hounds for fox hunting.

And Mr Blair, who on January 29th said that he favours an entirely appointed house, recognises that if the house were even partly elected, there would be a mismatch between its legitimacy and its power.

My mother's version of the story — the blaming version, the one she wouldn't let him live down — was that my father, having decided that we had to move (four kids in a tiny house and a fifth on the way), was appointed house-hunter.

Brandon Lewis has been appointed housing and planning minister following the latest government reshuffle.

The newly appointed housing minister, Cécile Duflot, of Europe-Ecologie-Les Verts (EELV), has also been the target of sexist behaviour.

At the annual conference of the National Housing Federation, which represents social housing providers, Barwell, appointed housing minister by Theresa May in July, admitted that having fewer homes for sub-market rent has increased the amount of housing benefit being paid to those renting privately.

Nuttall's focus on the north is reflected in his selection in key roles of the Mancunian John Bickley – who came a distant second to Labour in the Oldham byelection last December – as immigration spokesman and fellow Liverpudlian Ray Finch, who was appointed housing spokesman.