Sentence examples for enlarged housing from inspiring English sources

The area around the religious shrines was cleared, the mosque enlarged, housing and sanitation improved, and transportation facilities enhanced.

Mr. Koch initiated a $5 billion housing renovation plan in 1986 that greatly enlarged the housing pool for the working poor and repaired the Bronx's image as a hopeless case of urban blight.

He enlarged the house in 1760 and made further enlargements and improvements on the house and its landscaping in 1784 86.

Augustus himself bought and enlarged the house known as the House of Livia, which still exists.

Its venerable dzong has been rebuilt and enlarged to house the Bhutan government secretariat.

He took out a mortgage and enlarged his house on a quiet side street in this small city in southern Spain.

The trust plans to keep the pub operating but also wants it to be expanded and enlarged to house a cafe and museum.

In 1671 his son, the historian Sir Peter Leycester, 1st Baronet (1614 78), enlarged the house, adding a staircase and an upper storey.

As the family grew, the Plazas enlarged the original house, and added wings for the family and for guests, connected by a single living room and library.

This has been achieved partly by a factory-line of Israeli houses, partly by making it intensely difficult for Palestinians to accommodate their growing families by enlarging their houses, let alone building new ones.

For a growing family, Ms. Dignam, a law professor at Columbia, needed to enlarge the house, but she also wanted to preserve its turn-of-the-last-century look, in keeping with Woodmont's preservation-minded spirit.