Sentence examples for changing houses from inspiring English sources

Her hobby was changing houses; she moved 18 times.

What if you believed -- possibly you do -- that death isn't the end of life as we know it, but instead an existential version of changing houses, a shift from this here-and-now to an identical but permanent one elsewhere?

Of course changing houses mid-school week meant I left a lot of things at houses -- this brought my parents into a lot of contact.

There are some classic problems of a deeply troubled young person here: parents divorced at a young age, moving from one country to another and frequently changing houses, neighborhoods, schools and friends, leading to typical instability.

Klay's mother explained that things turned out to be even harder after Klay started rapping: "We keep changing houses because the police come looking for him; I had officers come to my house and ask me to stop him from rapping".

Klay's mother explains that things turned out to be even harder after Klay started rapping: "We keep changing houses because the police come looking for him; I had officers come to my house and ask me to stop him from rapping".

Given the long-standing institutional disincentives against consensual unions in Italy (Nazio 2007; Barbagli et al. 2003; Mencarini and Tanturri 2006; Castiglioni and Dalla Zuanna 2009; and others), what we have found must be the reflection of a change of heart rather than, say, an improving labor market or changing housing costs and welfare conditions.

He said good landlords had a role to play in the UK's changing housing market.

But nevertheless, the statistics do paint a picture of a rapidly changing housing business.

Friday afternoon, though, the dozens of people spread out along the beach near the changing house were all decently dressed.

The number of single-person households increased 17percentt from 1992 to 1997, and the number of couples without children increased 22percentt in the same period, vividly changing housing needs.