Sentence examples for dodge house from inspiring English sources
(Schindler's own Los Angeles house, now an achitectural pilgrimage, was built on the same street as Gill's Dodge house).
Gill's masterpiece was the Dodge house (a), designed in 1914-1916 in what is now West Hollywood.
I used to haunt demolition sites, and when the Dodge house was coming down in 1977, I dressed in work clothes and, by luck, arrived just as the developer Bernard Spitzer was walking through the construction gate.
To the Editor: I, too, was fascinated by the Dodge house, which I remember well and to which I have a small, tangential connection: My great aunt, Adele McMillan, was married to William Crawford, the contractor who built the New York house.
Helen Pidd's article (The 0% city: how Manchester developers dodge affordable housing, 6 March, theguardian.com) misses an important point about local democracy.
Texas in many ways dodged the housing bust and the recession as a whole because of its energy-driven economy and tougher zoning laws that curbed overbuilding.
"We're seeing this White house dodge and bob and weave in their usual effort to avoid responsibility, just as they've done each step of the way in our involvement in Iraq," he said in Iowa.
In 1930 the census taker encountered the Dodges at their house in New Jersey with 20 servants, including three described as "kennelman".
More centrally, the beach-house dodge — ostentatiously creating an artificial environment within which you then pretend that what's happening is real — is dispensed with.
He hopes the ruling might encourage a review of viability assessments too, the confidential financial reports that appear to allow developers to plead poverty and dodge their affordable housing obligations.
But Roberts' slide began in earnest when the New York Times reported in February that the Senator rents out his house in Dodge City, Kansas, and stays with campaign donors when he returns to his home state.
