Sentence examples for decision house from inspiring English sources

"Decision House" is irredeemable on both moral and dramatic grounds.

DECISION HOUSE MyNetworkTV, tonight at 9, Eastern and Pacific times; 8, Central time.

On "Decision House" abuse is viewed not as a problem to escape, but as an issue — like poor communication or forgetting anniversary presents — to be overcome.

The candid shots of clueless families in the chosen country being blown apart as American bombers pass by overhead, along with the quick cuts back to the Decision House, where a group of young women are deciding which of the bureaucrats to marry (having been told that the bureaucrats are actually leaders of a great nation), make this a real "can't miss" program.

During each episode of "Decision House," a reality series that starts tonight on MyNetworkTV, a judge, Lynn Toler, monitors a couple on the verge of dissolution as they spend three days locked in a bungalow that looks as if it were a set piece in a West Elm catalog.

As the new HBO series "Tell Me You Love Me" tries to lend further credence to the idea that problems like sexlessness and infertility are the province of upper-middle-class marriages, "Decision House" imagines that it is the less well off and unsophisticated who beat their wives and describe their children as lame or pathetic.

The perceptual decisions (house vs. face) were decoupled from motor preparation: after the decision period participants were cued to respond with an eye or a hand movement.

The proposed laws would also expand protections for same-sex couples in health care and hospitalization decisions, housing and employment and in inheritance issues in probate court.

This process of residential change and family formation becomes increasingly complex as families juggle fertility decisions, housing needs and labor force participation.

Emblematic of the family's historic struggle was John D. Rockefeller Sr.'s decision to house his family in a mansion near Cleveland with a grand facade and a threadbare interior.

It hadn't been an easy decision: the house had been in Maggie's family since the early nineteen-hundreds.