Sentence examples for grander dwelling from inspiring English sources
For bargain hunters, the downturn has meant that many recent home buyers can afford a much grander dwelling.
Cottages that were year-round homes for locals have been bulldozed to make way for grander dwellings that are vacation spots for visitors.
On the grander dwellings a multi-storey tower, with lavish brickwork decoration and firing-slits, rises up to improve the household's field-of-fire.But outside the ramparts are scenes of everyday peasant life.
Grander dwellings, while better made, were still constructed according to regional precedent and resource; the first great era of unfortified, style-conscious domestic architecture occurred in the wake of the dissolution of the monasteries, by when the taste for the gothic had passed.
Despite being in one of the more remote spots in rural Ireland, the group was not alone that night in the fields sur rounding Herbertstown House, a once grand dwelling for minor aristocracy that has been reduced to a few stone walls and a couple of cowsheds on the border between County Dublin and County Meath.
He strolled the rooms and the property here without any sense of hurry to get or be anywhere else, dwelling on the grand vistas and small details that had given him such pleasure, from the savanna-like sweep of the land to the oil painting above the fireplace.
Xie's greatest fu is "Fu on Dwelling in the Mountains" (Shān jū fù ), a Han-style "grand fu" describing Xie's personal estate that borrows its style from the famous "Fu on the Imperial Park" by Sima Xiangru.
Eddie Jones spent the start of his first week as a grand slam winning coach by travelling up the M1 to visit Leicester, preparing for the future and not dwelling for an instant on England's greatest success for 13 years.
"Lots of spirits dwelling there".
"No point in dwelling on it".
