Sentence examples for home expansion from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sullivan also said it had been Mrs. Stevens's wish to have such an elaborate home expansion.
Ms. Ecclestone, the Formula 1 heiress, model and television personality, says her home expansion is slated to be completed this fall.
In Nassau County, with much less room to build, home expansion and rebuilding are booming, economists and real-estate agents said.
In a city that has some of the richest people and most expensive real estate in the world, well-off homeowners who have exhausted the traditional methods of home expansion — build up, or build out — are enthusiastically branching out the only other way possible: down.
As a result, we invested in other housing solutions--like rental subsidies, home repair, and home expansion to increase the country's rental stock since most Haitians were renters before the earthquake.
It believes that ultimately the problem of surpluses can only be resolved within the framework of an expanding world economy including full employment and maximum industrial production at home, expansion in international trade, the stabilization of currencies, and the resumption of international lending.
Indeed, said Charles Napoli, a local architect, three customers who asked him to design home expansions are putting the projects on hold.
The moratorium in the residential areas also applies to demolitions, home expansions, subdivision approvals and variances in lot size and setbacks.
The comprehensive moratorium -- it also halts new construction, home expansions, subdivision approvals, and variances for lot area or setbacks for new buildings in certain residential neighborhoods -- has drawn surprisingly little protest, Mr. Coschignano said.
In the hamlet of Oyster Bay, a local group, Save the Jewel by the Bay, prevailed on the Oyster Bay Town Board to enact regulations last year making teardowns and major home expansions more difficult.
As a result of second-home expansion in coastal municipalities, natural land was converted to urban use in proportion to the availability in the landscape.
