Sentence examples for house aside from inspiring English sources

Inside the lighthouse keeper's house, aside from the shelf with an old raccoon skull, there is little for entertainment.

The most surprising aspect of Jane Bown's house – aside from its striking elegance – is the absence of her photographs.

The house aside, they were sold on the property itself: four acres planted with formal gardens and apple, peach and cherry trees.

Housing aside, private investment in America has recovered reasonably well from the crisis, and tech-industry investments are positively booming.

The rhetoric of modern tiny-house living begins with the assertion that big houses, aside from being wasteful and environmentally noxious, are debtors' prisons.

Outside, the building is indistinguishable from the other town houses, aside from a tin can full of cigarette butts on the doorstep.

On this visit, though, Mr. Obama conspicuously failed to mention housing, aside from an oblique reference to Nevada's having "been through tougher times than most states".

The earliest views show nothing special in the actual design of the houses aside from the deep front porches on all three floors.

This time they slashed money for boarding up abandoned houses — aside from circumstances like vagrants or obvious rats, said William J. Cooper, the city manager.

Affordable housing aside, however, a plan to rejuvenate the worn-looking downtown area, along Jackson Avenue near Cold Spring Road and Underhill Boulevard, is widely considered overdue.

In a 2011 article about the tiny-house movement, Alec Wilkinson explained its aims: The rhetoric of modern tiny-house living begins with the assertion that big houses, aside from being wasteful and environmentally noxious, are debtors' prisons.