Sentence examples for homes designed for from inspiring English sources
Single-family homes designed for owner occupancy yield greater returns to developers and municipalities than cheaper multifamily or rental units.
Mostly built between 1910 and 1930, they are an architectural marvel – adaptable, spacious homes designed for comfortable urban living.
Because most U.S. cities are developed around single-family homes designed for automobile owners, it's difficult to increase density and provide housing relief through new construction.
West Lancashire Council said that it was required to ensure what funding remained was "targeted to those who require it most", such as disabled tenants who need financial help to stay in specially-adapted homes designed for their needs.
In March 2008, FEMA again began using mobile homes designed for long-term use that the study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had found to have lower levels of formaldehyde.
After a nearly six-month search, Ms. Hamilton had just about given up hope when she heard about a restored century-old three-level Victorian with six bedrooms, which had been among a group of homes designed for wealthy 19th century sewing machine executives by the city's most famous citizen and mayor, P. T. Barnum.
Hobin prescribed a new course of oral chemotherapy, to be taken at home, designed for "stabilisation", not cure.
It will occupy temporary quarters until next summer, when construction is expected to begin on a permanent home, designed for an adjacent site by Hadid herself.
The third will be a new type - Khan's promised "London living rent" tenure, a new kind of "intermediate" affordable home designed for private sector renters.
A mobile holiday home designed for ski trips in remote places, which would be tough enough to survive sub-zero temperatures and snowstorms at high altitude.
So surely Jimmy would see the wisdom of moving out of our big place with the avocado-green appliances and into a smaller home designed for someone in need of constant supervision.
