Sentence examples for expansive house from inspiring English sources
"This is all she ever wanted: children, and a house in which to stow them — a capacious, expansive house.
We meet at his home in north London, where he lives with his wife and their 17-year-old daughter - an expansive house full of art and books and music.
The gigantic set, populated, according to the studio, by 600 extras and illuminated (at least partly) by gaslights, represents the high production value that was MGM's trademark, yet the densely packed, shadowy interior is hardly typical of the studio's brightly expansive house style.
Morgan notes that "[in the Town Hall,] institutional functions are given something of a domestic architectural character, for the building suggests an expansive house in a half-timbered manorial style".
Expansive houses dot the dunes here.
Several blocks away, though, lies one of the wealthiest neighborhoods, where high walls shield expansive houses.
In the late 19th century, Madison Avenue had been second only to Fifth as an address for mansion builders, and many of the most expansive houses were clustered nearby, around the ridge of Lenox Hill.
One area the company is developing is in Florham Park, an area about 40 miles west of Manhattan that was once a playground of the rich, with grand houses and expansive estates.
Shot at the expansive Waveny House in New Canaan, Conn., near Wilder's home, the two chat about his brief marriage to Gilda Radner, who died of ovarian cancer in 1989; his current wife of 16 years, Karen; the night he and Brooks met; working on his first screenplay for 1974's "Young Frankenstein," which was nominated for an Oscar; and his complex relationship with frequent co-star Richard Pryor.
At the center is Dan Vasser Kevin McKiddd of "Rome"), a San Francisco newspaper reporter who lives in an expansive Victorian house with his small son and his wife, Katie.
The "catalytic event" in its conception was going to see expansive Detroit house DJ Theo Parrish in action at London's Plastic People club.
