Sentence examples for house credentials from inspiring English sources
Then came the art house credentials, appearing in crime drama The Iceman opposite Michael Shannon, which debuted at the Venice Film Festival in 2012.
Frankie Knuckles was a native New Yorker born in the Bronx in 1955 and he probably had more "house" credentials than anyone else in dance culture today.
"I was stunned," said Mr. Lynton of the film, which plays as if it were directed by someone with art house credentials rather than Mr. Emmerich's slate of blockbusters.
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Mr. de Blasio is not the only potential candidate with extensive housing credentials: Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, is a former tenant organizer who has worked closely with developers and housing groups; she has recently been promoting a proposal to allow developers to use stalled condominium sites for moderate-income housing.
They include a former event manager turned senior HUD adviser making $131,767 after a 23percentt raise and a former real estate agent whose new job is to advise a HUD administrator, a longtime Trump family aide who also lacks housing credentials.
He has impeccable credentials: his house burned in a 1970 fire.
"We wanted the new areas to be modern and light, and for the house to have eco credentials, without compromising the integrity of the original cottage," Mr. Webster said.
The other aspect to Acasa as a platform is that you only need to make a user profile once, meaning that your Acasa credentials move house with you, either so you can be added to an existing Acasa-powered houseshare or create a new household of your own.
There are now 15 fashion houses with the elite credentials, which carry stringent requirements.
If the Dodgers cannot re-sign him, they would then have an in-house option with better credentials than Chris Hatcher or Pedro Baez.
