Sentence examples for eventual house from inspiring English sources

WHEN Iran last held a national election, in 2009, it ended in countrywide protests, mass detentions and the eventual house arrest of two presidential candidates, including Mir Hossein Mousavi, who many think actually won.

The eventual House border bills "should not be handed to a conference committee so that they can be reconciled with the Senate bill," wrote Representative Tom Cotton of Arkansas in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

But they cower there, unloved but not quite abandoned, awaiting some eventual house removal or the piratical raid of a car boot sale.

He filed a class-action suit against the authorities that resulted in his harassment, imprisonment and eventual house arrest.

The transcriptome resource will enhance the potential to annotate an eventual house finch genome, and the set of gene-based high-quality SNPs will help clarify the genetic underpinnings of host-pathogen interactions and sexual selection.

They also won a promise for an eventual House vote on increased military spending.

Then they could lean on House leaders, in the eventual House-Senate conference, to give up on enacting a clean bill -- in the supposed name of pragmatism.

Council member Tom Perez (D-Silver Spring) sought to temper expectations among Montgomery residents who intend to enter the eventual housing lottery.

This lays the foundation for an eventual housing rebound.

Skidmore agrees, and also proposes the eventual diversion of housing benefit costs into bricks and mortar.

Even with these challenges, the draft legislation from the House Financial Services Committee represents an important step toward an eventual reform of housing finance that better protects taxpayers and the economy from the misguided incentives and risks of the previous system.