Sentence examples for house dealing from inspiring English sources

Now he is working full time on the house, dealing with contractors and the rest.

"I don't have a financial relationship with any financial house dealing in bonds," he said.

Of the five cities survey, only those in Rome and London agreed that commuting was more stressful than planning a holiday, being at work, moving house, dealing with money matters, or going to the dentist.

Usually the wife commands the front of the house, dealing with patrons and reservations and supervising the dining room staff, while the husband serves as chef, ordering the food and managing the kitchen staff.

Four years later Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti), a teacher, isn't applying for food stamps or stripping to keep her child in clean pajamas; she is living instead in a nicely appointed house, dealing with middle-aged problems.

The scenes set in 1999 find Scott, who now owns the same house, dealing with two very different visitors, while his unseen 10-year-old daughter remains inaccessibly in her room, watching CNN.

There is no book-distribution system, no publishing houses dealing in fiction, no literary agents.

In 1975 he moved to HP Information, which had been established by four of the major finance houses, dealing with hire purchase agreements.

Take housing – dealing with high and variable housing costs was a headache even then, so he backed building more homes as one of the key elements of his report.

Thus in Hungary, for example, the principal houses dealt with science, political history, agriculture, music, belles lettres, or military or technical subjects.

The comparison between COP of air-to-water heat pumps in energy-saving house and of water-to-water heat pumps fitted in houses dealt with under other projects indicates that water-to-water heat pumps have higher COPs.