Sentence examples for gross house from inspiring English sources

"There's one bit of the past that I would like to get off my chest," he writes: Do you remember how at the end of that long swimming and sunning Stonington day... we went up to, I think, the relatively removed upper Gross house and had one of those real fried New England dinners, probably awful.

In 2008, gross housing wealth stood at about £3.7 trillion.

Homebuyers will have to demonstrate their housing costs are no more than 39% of their gross household income.

"It was a gross-looking house when we found it," Mrs. Eisen said.

You ever heard that gross thing that house dust is 90% human skin?

However sick, depraved and irredeemably gross, the animal house of Dartmouth 1960 produced a writer who became a leading voice at National Lampoon, the magazine that shaped and defined the comic sensibility of its generation.

Metro Monitor: tracking the performance of the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas on four indicators: jobs, unemployment, output (gross product), and house prices (http://www.brookings.edu/research/topics/u-s-metro-areas).

The figures use current incomes and prices for buying and renting and assume a household can pay up to 30% of its gross income on housing.

Though residential construction accounts for only about 3.1 percent of gross domestic product, housing has a wider reach in the economy.

"Affordable" generally means that a working family should not have to spend more than a third of its gross income on housing.

Mr. Ackerman is an owner of the Scarsdale Fine Arts, not only one of the few art houses in Westchester but the biggest grossing suburban art house nationwide.