Sentence examples for homes named from inspiring English sources

But now some of the stunning architecture of "Lutyens' Delhi", nearly 1,200 hectares (3,000 acres) of government buildings, parks and homes named after the British architect who masterminded their design, faces a new threat: a scheme by local authorities to relax planning restrictions to allow high-rise constructions.

The two lists of five nursing homes were then placed in two blank sealed envelopes; a colleague external to the project group was asked to arbitrarily choose one envelope; the five nursing homes named in this envelope became the Intervention Group (IG), who implemented reminiscence.

Allen Smith's Garden Home," named after his first book.

We used to have a terrier bitch at home named Sally, God rest her soul.

The Frayns' modest living standard suddenly rises to the level of petite bourgeoisie as they move from a rented home named Duckmore into nicer digs named Chez Nous.

Ms. Schneider, who works out of her home, named her product the WubbaNub, after her favorite stuffed dog from childhood.

Uncle Dick's Home, named for a close family friend, is clean but spare in this very poor part of the Philippines.

Brand Library, built as a private home named El Miradero by Leslie C. Brand, is another of the city's many historic buildings.

Ms. Thomas took the epileptic beagle home, named him Jammin' -- "My daughter was very into reggae at the time," she explained -- and soon enough fell in love.

"For Americans, death is a taboo," said Dr. Kathy Hull, a psychologist in pediatric oncology who helped start the home named for her brothers.

The papers also show Thatcher was warned against creating a "cult of personality" by her own diary secretary, Caroline Ryder, in November 1983 when she was invited to open an old people's home named "Thatcher's Court" in Dartford.