Sentence examples for house clearance from inspiring English sources

A stranger finding it in a house clearance would think it worthless and throw it away.

Recent discoveries include: A 16th-century metal chastity belt found during a house clearance in Wales.

"We'll need to get in touch with the environmental health people" says the social worker, as if the house clearance is a done deal.

There's corroboration for her fears: Elizabeth's house is empty and her coarse and stupid son appears to be engaged in a house clearance.

The painting, offered by an unsuspecting, unidentified local woman who purchased it in a house clearance sale in 1974 and had it hanging on her wall for 33 years, could be worth several million dollars.

He tells how a house clearance turned up a box of old photographs in which a Fleet Street showbiz writer, Dick Richards, was pictured with a string of 1950s Hollywood stars.

It's about George, a man with a van who handles house clearances after a death.

Waltham Forest council for its Furnishing the Future project which recycles, restores or sells paint and furniture from house clearances.

Less well-known is its appeal for vintage fans – flea markets, fascinating shops and huge trucks full of designer dresses from house clearances.

Nothing is labelled and haggling is standard practice - stalls sell anything from inkwells, fake and real furs to boxes stuffed with personal effects salvaged from house clearances.

Waltham Forest council, Furnishing the Future Under the Furnishing the Future scheme, launched by the council and its housing management firm Ascham Homes, paint and furniture from house clearances are recycled, restored and resold instead of going to landfill.