Sentence examples for habitable with from inspiring English sources

Stone village houses start at £15,000, but expect to pay at least £30,000 for somewhere habitable with a garden.

She had done a beautiful job of making her apartment habitable, with old, comfortable furniture that she'd bought cheap and re-covered.

Something more habitable with one or two bedrooms costs about 50,000 convertible pesos, and houses with three to four bedrooms begin at 80,000 convertible pesos, depending on the location.

But these are not normal times, and I'd like to be sure that the world available to my daughter and her peers - surely, whatever the spoilsports in the media say, among the best-educated in Britain - will be habitable with a degree of security.

Its hypothetical moons may be habitable with deadly seasons.

But Kepler-78b hugs its star at a distance far too close and hot to be habitable, with surface temperatures of about 3,680 degrees Fahrenheit (2,027 degrees Celsius).

There are also unconverted farmhouses from £65,000, but for a habitable home with, say, half an acre of land, you'd need to spend at least £100,000.

If we just travelled far enough, we would have fabulous adventures on countless habitable planets with representatives of countless other races.

Kepler 62f is 40 percent bigger than Earth and smack in the middle of the habitable zone, with a 267-day year.

But in this market, it's possible to get a habitable place with a monthly rent in the vicinity of $1,000 in Manhattan.

For their patch of a barely habitable building with a two-window view of the Adidas, Carnaby and TJ Collection shops across Nevsky, they pay 140 rubles a month, about $4.50.