Sentence examples for even a house from inspiring English sources
Rory McIlroy opens with a double on No. 1, and there isn't even a house nearby.
Virtually anything you can imagine, you can create – from earrings or shoes to an aeroplane or even a house.
About five years ago, they began hunting nearby for a bigger place to buy — maybe even a house.
Even a house in the suburbs with a price tag substantially lower than an urban apartment will, on a monthly basis, often cost more to keep running.
In the early years, we take our marriages to be vehicles for wish fulfillment: we get the mate, maybe even a house, an end to loneliness, some kids.
The idea is that this ersatz house – and sometimes it's even a house inside a house – should be an object that encloses us, that we get lost inside, that makes us feel profoundly uncomfortable to be marooned in.
"These technologies on a device-by-device basis, or even a house-by-house basis, are not a significant additional contribution to overall power consumption," he says.
"Poor" and "poverty" refer generally to a state in which one's lack of economic resources is a problem; whether that specifically means Pat Moynihan's 'underclass', or a grad student living on ramen noodles, or even a house-poor family who overspent on a McMansion and are now, despite a decent income, fearing foreclosure.
Fellows can have a Ph.D., M.D., M.Tech, M.VSc, or equivalent degree, and are given a stipend, grants, and even a housing allowance.
And there was even a housing unit built for LGBT inmates, often victims of harassment, in the late 1970s.
There was a particular house that drew her eye each evening, a house of the same period and style as their own, early-nineteenth-century Georgian, but better tended.
