Sentence examples for dwelling above from inspiring English sources

By 1885, city law required that any multiple dwelling above two stories have fire escapes.

George F. Baker, a banker, created one with a mansion, guesthouse and garage (with a dwelling above) at 93rd and Park; they are all still standing.

And Merkel's Germany, which she portrayed as dwelling above such second-rate failings, is forecast by the O.E.C.D. to enter recession by January [pdf].

Top features likely to attract female buyers include being a dwelling above the less secure ground floor, offering a 24-hour concierge service and boasting a clean, modern kitchen.

The first recorded use of the word "cockney" is by William Langland in 1362, meaning a "cock's egg", an abnormality, and it crops up again in the work of Geoffrey Chaucer, meaning a spoilt child or effeminate man, dated to around 1386 when Chaucer was an East Ender dwelling above the gatehouse at Aldgate.

The D'ni had their own number system and language distinct from the humans dwelling above them.

Remember, this castle has many dwellings: some above, some below, others to either side.

The humble terraced structures, which once housed storefronts at street level and cramped dwellings above, were built mostly between 1840 and 1960.

But regardless of zoning, New York City's noise code prohibits music from raising the noise level in nearby dwellings above 42 decibels, quieter than most normal conversations, a spokesman for the city's Department of Environmental Protection said.

"I'm like, 'Come on.'" The city's noise code prohibits music from raising the noise level in nearby dwellings above 42 decibels, quieter than most normal conversations, regardless of the hour.

A substantial increase also occurs in the proportion of dwellings above the Public Health England Action Level of 200 Bq/m.