The first shelters were dwellings, but later other functions, such as food storage and ceremony, were housed in separate buildings.
"F.I.S. judging is terrible," he says later, dwelling not on his mediocre placing but on the bigger picture.
You find yourself ravenous: eating a bit more; planning to stay out a bit later; dwelling a bit more upon sex.
The building application, signed by Roth, describes it as a "dwelling and office" but later accounts call it a hotel.
Aethelberht gave them a dwelling at Canterbury and later may have accepted Christianity himself; he did not force it on his subjects.
This indicates that the amorphous phase and (Zn,H -codoped cuprite in the as-formed sample are rich in Cu+,H -codopedhe (Zn,H)-cuprite tenorine formed lathe by dwelling in water is rich in Cu2+.
As the spring rainy season and summer hurricane season approached with reconstruction efforts having made little progress, residents of tent settlements were encouraged by aid agencies to construct more-substantial dwellings using tarpaulins and, later, donated lumber and sheet metal.
Such buildings are now perceived to have been upmarket private residences, but many were used as communal dwellings: only 10 years later, an 1840 directory lists four men (and, presumably, their families) at what was then called 7 Burton Street, listing their occupations as "carter".
This latter finding is worth dwelling on, since people in later life almost always report more positive views about care services than younger adults.
Two years later television penetration in Japan was almost as high as it was in the U.S. Five years later every Japanese dwelling, no matter how humble, had a television set — the fact that they did not have spare income did not stop the Japanese from buying TVs.
