Sentence examples for example of a house from inspiring English sources

She used the example of a house painter who offers multiple bids, but never gets the jobs.

"And of course Wesleyan is a fine example of a house that publishes established poets such as Jean Valentine, but also introduces new voices on a regular basis".

Local historian John Wilson, who in 1984 wrote the book Lost Christchurch, that year called Linwood House the "city's worst example of a house which should be preserved being left to decay".

The house declined during the mid 20ths century, was used for flats for several decades, and was in 1985 described by an historian as the "city's worst example of a house which should be preserved being left to decay".

Mellor converted the Georgian wing to make cutlery workshops: it became, Stephen Bayley has written, "a rare example of a family house containing a 55-ton blanking press, a 180-ton coining press and two grinding machines".

An example of a housing exchange certificate.

Nevertheless, it is widely acknowledged as a distinctive example of a housing development that perfectly confronts the harsh desert climate and responds adequately to the basic needs of its users.

The essence is not always just a formal cause; in some cases, Aristotle says, it is also a final cause (he gives the examples of a house and a bed), and in some cases an efficient cause (1041a29 30).

Lewis's example is of a house with an attached garage.

In the example "roof of a house", the idea "house" is not the idea of a part of the roof of the house.

Witt's example is of a house: the essential house-functional property (what the entity is for, what its purpose is) unifies the different material parts of a house so that there is a house, and not just a collection of house-constituting particles (2011a, 6).