Sentence examples for closed houses from inspiring English sources

Home design "should allow some information inside to flow outside," he said, adding that there are too many closed houses in Japan that give no hint that anyone lives inside.

In a red velvet curtained side room at the exhibition, some early photographs capture the debauchery: there are women in suggestive poses and pornographic scenes of heterosexual and homosexual relations inside the closed houses.

But not in Italy, where prostitutes throng the cities' piazze and patrol the passeggiate, mingling with tourists from Des Moines and families out for their evening strolls.The problem started some 40 years ago, when parliament outlawed case chiuse ("closed houses"), throwing prostitutes on to the streets.

Bold data in Table 1 indicated combined data for all open and closed houses.

No influenza viruses were detected in ducks raised in "closed" houses with high biosecurity.

Multivariate analysis showed that girls and people living in closed houses had a lower risk of clinical malaria.

The exhibition moves into the Maison Clos (closed house).

(Her well-heeled appearance belies her somewhat subversive curatorial practice, which focuses on site-specific installations such as "Case Chiuse," an Italian metaphor for brothel that literally translates as "closed house," an initiative that exhibits artworks in private spaces).

In contrast to classical architecture, romantic or "Gothic" architecture is based on the idea of a closed house in which Christian inwardness can find refuge from the outside world.

The EVAP system is a closed housing system, which aims to reduce the temperature via humidification process.

There was no salient difference in prevalence of NTM between pigs slaughtered in open and closed slaughtered houses (Table 1).