Sentence examples for called houses from inspiring English sources
One of them is Hermann Finsterlin, a German Expressionist, who designed things he called houses, without any angles, but they were jokes.
A flurry of exhibitions and books followed, including one called "Houses from the Sand", which reprinted on the title page a striking photograph of besuited and behatted European Jews on the beach bidding for plots on empty dunes.
There's a Walker Evans image, taken in 1936, called "Houses and Billboards in Atlanta," and I like to think that Evans would have turned his lens upon the Ebbing billboards, too.
It is one of the artist's rare depictions of a female figure in motion, here encased in a rectangular glass box, with bronze rectangles, which Giacometti called houses, at either end.
Giacometti's "Figure Walking Between Two Houses," one of the artist's rare depictions of a female figure in motion, here encased in a rectangular glass box with bronze rectangles that Giacometti called houses at either end, sold for $2 million, just at its low estimate.
Very little of what was shown on Saturday night would look out of place at the South Bronx club called the Warehouse, the location of monthly parties staged by members of the loose-knit local clans called "houses," who take designers' names as their own.
In the small weekly meetings called "house group," people cried their eyes out.
But Tsemberis's model, called "housing first," said the order was backward.
Many countries brought what Mr Obama's people called "house gifts" to the summit (see article).
A group called Housing Help, current owner of the East Northport lot, is still waiting for permission to build.
