Sentence examples similar to dwelling yard from inspiring English sources

Even when water is piped into a dwelling or yard, water storage may be required due to intermittent or unreliable supply.

Broadly informal settlements in South Africa have poor services; 2001 data suggested that only 26% of dwellings in informal settlements had piped water in their dwelling or yard and 32% had electricity (5) and the two settlements reflected this.

'Safe drinking water' includes the following sources of water supply: piped water (piped into dwelling, piped into yard or plot, or public tap), water from a protected well, tube well or borehole, water from a protected spring, and rainwater.

It comprises piped water on premisessuch as piped household water connection located inside the user's dwelling, plot or yard.

*: Kruskal-Wallis and Fisher's exact test for comparing group 1, 2, 3, and 4; **: Improved water source: piped water into dwelling, plot or yard; tubewell/borehole; protected spring; rainwater collection.

Depicted here in a gorgeously moody painting by his wife, Anne Hewlett Fuller, it is a futuristic vision of suburbia: a one-story suburban dwelling floating above a trim yard, with a woman reclining on a lawn chair in the foreground.

Cranbrook station was used for many years as a pottery, and its stationmaster's house is now a private dwelling, with part of the goods yard also having survived.

But the church that late in the house's existence had been built on the back avenue, for the convenience of the family and its followers, was still standing; and the estate's scattering of dwellings — the houndsman's and its yard and kennels, the gamekeeper's, the estate agent's pebble-dashed house — had undergone renovation and were all occupied.

Two groups of informal cigarette vendors were included: (1) hawkers or street vendors located close to large taxi ranks and (2) microenterprises or 'spaza shops', which are small grocery stores usually located in the yard or house of a private dwelling in large townships or dormitory towns serving the city of each study site.

About two-thirds of new homes being built in the U.S. this year are single-family dwellings, complete with tidy yards and plentiful parking.

This tower had been converted into a dwelling, the rest of the site became timber yards and wood wharves with Dunghill Lane running through the site from Thames Street.