Sentence examples for called household from inspiring English sources

The most common has been what is called household, patriarchal, or domestic slavery.

It looks at housing, and household debt, and employment, and something called "household formation", which is how many people are getting married and creating larger economic units.

He thrust a tentacle of his computer into the servant's halls at the time of the 1966 census and publishes the results today in a fat green volume called "Household Composition Tables".

Modern academics hope the populist appeal of the journal – called Household Words when it began in 1850, then changed to All the Year Round in 1859 when Dickens dropped his publisher and went it alone – can be rekindled.

On the other hand, HSBC's shareholders might object that an outsider would not have seconded Sir John Bond's strange decision in 2002 to splash out on a US sub-prime lender called Household.

At 9, he launched a business called "Household Help," designing and posting flyers around our San Francisco neighborhood advertising in-home assistance with various odd jobs like feeding pets and picking up the mail.

Interviewers called households over a 3-day period until a minimum of 200 surveys were completed.

We randomly called households and then interviewed 1 adult (randomly selected by Kish grid) within each household (5, 6 ).

The study team then called households; the first household currently residing in the specified sub-district that agreed to meet with the study team was used as the starting household for the cluster.

Mr. Ely is a man who approaches what the professionals call household management with the range and depth of an Oxford don.

I had been told that a great many people in India had servants (or what Americans would call household help), and I figured this was the sort of cultural difference I had better get used to.