Sentence examples for connecting house from inspiring English sources

Beyond its core service connecting house buyers and renters with properties, Housing.com has ambitious plans to develop a new service focused on helping house-builders develop affordable and decent quality homes in India.

Had Ryan immediately endorsed Trump, he'd be connecting House Republicans -- and himself -- to Trump's toxic brand of politics.

Yet, there is still huge potential to make more of connecting housing and health.

But today there is renewed interest in discovering the complex pathways connecting housing factors, neighborhood factors, social factors, adverse health outcomes, and disproportionate disease burden in poor and ethnic minority communities particularly with respect to skyrocketing rates of chronic diseases such as asthma, obesity, and diabetes.

It has a drop-dead facade, a complex confection of skeletal columns framing wavy windows that do much more than connect house and street.

A decade earlier it had been decided to connect house drains to London's sewers that had previously been used to carry off rainwater.

Mulder et al calculated optimum storage capacity for grid connected houses in Belgium and they reached values of 0.3 to 3 kWh [16].

It connected houses, public spaces and temples, served as transport corridors for commercial goods and there were more floating than land-based markets. .

According to the city, the Claiborne study will help communities improve transit; connect housing to jobs, schools and healthcare; promote livability through economic development; and manage water and soil.

The patient's family bought a home in a suburb, but the proximity of the house to wetlands and its distance from the town water main prohibited connecting the house to town water.

In the main house, a glass-roofed conservatory runs from the front door to the back, connecting the house's two wings.