Sentence examples for devoid of a housing from inspiring English sources

Vegetable gardens are smaller still and are normally devoid of a housing unit.

I was devoid of a decent sanitary house to live in, and ye provided no shelter for me.'" Dr. King said, "this is America's opportunity to help bridge the gulf between the haves and the have-nots.

The article about development of the Reader's Digest property in Chappaqua ("The Suburb That Resisted Condos," Feb. 3) states that the town of New Castle is almost devoid of "multifamily housing" — meaning apartments.

Berenson v. New Castle, which is considered a watershed decision and has been cited as precedent in zoning battles since 1977, is poised to come full circle back to its birthplace — a community that, despite its loss in that 30-year-old case, remains almost devoid of multifamily housing.

The ongoing debate, he said, left the land blighted and devoid of new housing for years.

He points to a sad "city pocked with lifeless suburbs or tracts of urban real estate devoid of housing".

For Lerner, so many urban problems are caused by a "lack of continuity". He points to a sad "city pocked with lifeless suburbs or tracts of urban real estate devoid of housing". These places are just as skewed as those with "abandoned lots and ramshackle buildings". Cities must fill in these voids, even with temporary structures.

Contemporary cocoonery is not devoid of a merchandising component.

"The confession is usually devoid of a lot of facts.

The motivation was fear induced and devoid of a plan.

A cabinet minister has just been promoted after tweeting a photo of a house devoid of St George's flags with the cutting words "View from #Bradford".