Sentence examples for dwelling built from inspiring English sources

His private dwelling, built about 50 bce and never seriously modified, still stands.

He furnished the dwelling, built in a kukui nut tree, with plastic furniture, mosquito netting and an ice chest.

There's a dwelling built into the cliffs on the well's far side, and more ruins on top and down at the bottom, reachable by a short easy trail.

There, the Memorial Mansion (a replica of a typical 18th-century gentleman's dwelling, built before the foundation of the original house erected by Washington's father was rediscovered) is as cozy as Stratford is grand.

Marketed as a one-family home ripe for renovation, the property — developed as a spec mansion in 1984 on the site of a two-family dwelling built in 1899 — was listed in June for $20 million.

Instead, it came from a warehouse in Yonkers, a pop-up dwelling built to look like a fancy beach vacation house, and assembled in less than three days on newly planted sod in Gansevoort Plaza.

In Bakuo, there are fewer self-built single family homes, and more old dwellings (built before 1980), multi-storied buildings with small rooms, and public rental apartments for low income individuals or households.

Thousands of slum dwellings built up the hillsides had collapsed.

Mr Chavez's government aims to get 50,000 low-cost dwellings built this year.

Before the recession over half of new dwellings built were flats, often in northern cities.

There would be 332 dwellings built, of which 25% would be "affordable".