These "public housing estates built for working families have become havens for the downtrodden", intones the smokey, rich-voiced narrator David Field, underserved by the deck of clichés dealt to him by writer-producer Marc Radomsky.
Although the Logan Fontenelle projects were first built for working families, they came to be dominated by the unemployed.
I learned there that I was likely not built for working in a big corporation, that you should always check who is in the "to" field before you send an email, that not all female bosses are created equal and then I jumped ship after 3 months to a really local real estate firm.
Osborne said: "This is a budget that gets investors investing, savers saving, businesses doing business, so that we build for working people a low-tax, enterprise Britain, secure at home, strong in the world".
As rallying cries go, "Save the Barn!" might not prick the conscience as forcefully as, say, "Save the Manatee!" The barn is inanimate, prosaic, a foursquare structure built for work.
The space agency's new Valkyrie — a 6 foot 2 inch tall (1.9 meters) robot with a glowing NASA logo on its chest — bears an uncanny resemblance to Marvel's superhero Iron Man, but this space age automaton was built for work, not comic book heroics.
The S.F.I.O. was a hybrid in another important respect: a vehicle built for the working class, most of its drivers were bourgeois intellectuals.
The complex, which was sponsored by the International Ladies Garment Workers Unionn and is formally known as the Mutual Redevelopment Houses, is one of the last of a breed of New York co-ops built for the working class.
1860's-1880's: In 1866, a horse-drawn trolley comes to Smith Street, and soon hundreds of row houses and low-rent apartment houses are built for men working on the docks and in the local gas factory.
Most of the closed courses are in oil regions, near Maracaibo in western Venezuela and in Monagas State, in the east, and were initially built for Americans working in the oil industry.
During the beginnings of the dot-com boom in the 1970s, densely packed row houses, originally built for working-class families in the early 20th century, became popular with young families.
