Sentence examples for former dwellings from inspiring English sources

All that's left of their former dwellings are stumps in the water and floating debris.

The Telegraph of London reported that English Heritage, the preservation group that bestows so-called "blue plaques" on former dwellings of the great and famous, was lowering the number of plaques it would put up because of reductions in financing it receives from the British government, the group said.

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The nine Hubs are life-sized fabric statues of his former dwellings in Seoul, Berlin, London, Providence and New York.

Oscar's Old Place (2013, 42" x 40") and Justin's Old Place (2013, 82" x 144"), two former dwellings that heighten such feelings.

The new home dwarfs his family's former dwelling, a town house at 232 East 63rd Street that is on the market for $27 million.

Samira Ahmed explores understandings of 'home' and the experiences of young people leaving, desiring to leave and returning to their former dwelling places.

Samira Ahmed explores understandings of 'home' and the experiences of people leaving, desiring to leave and returning to their former dwelling places.

In September 1903, Helen McKee and her mother relocated their boarding and day school for girls, Avonside College, from Inveresk (the former dwelling of John Anderson) to Linwood House.

St William's College behind the Minster, and Bedern Hall, off Goodramgate, are former dwelling places of the canons of the Minster.

(destinology.co.uk, 0800 634 2866) Tigmi, half an hour outside Marrakech, perched on the brow of a mud-walled Berber hamlet, is a labyrinthine of former village dwellings, courtyards and roofless corridors.