Sentence examples for house backbone from inspiring English sources

Keeping the track's memorable sample of American folk singer Vera Hall's "Trouble So Hard" intact, the Montreal beatmaker adds a bouncy house backbone, making it perfect for warehouse after-hours or one of his infamous Laval house parties.

She is the leader of the house, the backbone of the family.

The prime locations that will house the backbones of the largest incumbent and next-generation carriers are ideal for new players in the Internet market.

Viewed from this context, Boxee, Hulu, and the like become competitive only for those programs that aren't bundled as on-demand: most of the ABC shows, the NBC shows that cost a dollar, and some Fox shows like House that are backbone of that network.

PIO CANINI Carpenter and Proud Father, And His Family's Backbone Mr. Canini, 52, still lived in the same house that he grew up in after coming to the United States from Pontecorvo in southern Italy at age 6.

The housing industry, a backbone of the economy, is holding up reasonably well, and consumers continue to spend, the Fed said.

And although Maraniss could feel "a bit more energy" in Detroit during his many visits to do research, he concludes that the city's "structural problems remain enormous, if not intractable, and the recovery can never be called a success unless there are jobs and houses for the backbone of the city, the working middle class".

"Not only will it give birth to a new community that's going encourage new growth in Long Island City, and complement our efforts to revive the city's waterfront," Mr. Bloomberg said, "it will also provide much needed housing for the real backbone of our city, our teachers, nurses, police officers".

Make that two plots: one involving the unidentified corpse, the other an arson case that claims the lives of eight citizens of Chukchi, a frontier town of wooden houses and steel backbones.

"I believe that our housing system should operate where there's a limited government role and private lending should be the backbone of the housing market," Mr. Obama said in Phoenix, a city that is a symbol of both housing booms and busts.

"I believe that our housing system should operate where there's a limited government role," he added, "and private lending should be the backbone of the housing market".