Sentence examples for having surveys from inspiring English sources

That means making an offer (and having it accepted), having surveys,  inspections and any necessary legal work done, securing insurance, and finalizing the paperwork for your loan.

The French do not generally have a tradition of having surveys done when purchasing a house, but you can engage a chartered building surveyor to give you a report on the condition of the property.

Having surveyed the biogs of the other trustees there was a blindingly obvious skill gap.

Having surveyed our employees, they still love the flexibility," Pomroy said.

Of course, we've always had surveys and customer research.

"But we have only had surveys the last couple of years.

Mr. Lind had surveys conducted in New York and five other jurisdictions in January 2002.

Americans George Bellows, Frederic Church, George Catlin and JM Whistler all had surveys.

Who needs it when you have surveys, am I right?

Beforehand, I had surveyed the "New Jersey Driver Manual" (2001 edition).

They had surveyed pi to two billion two hundred and sixty million three hundred and twenty-one thousand three hundred and thousand three hundred and thirty-six