Sentence examples for house gain from inspiring English sources

If Apple thinks you have something that belongs to it, can its security personnel come to your house, gain entrance with the help of the police and search for physical and electronic evidence among your possessions?

But society plays something like the role of the house, gaining from the process.

But whether the work – designed, like its companion piece, Adams' 2000 nativity oratorio El Niño, for performance in both concert hall and opera house – gains by the expansion is debatable.

Besides being one of the oldest surviving examples of Spanish architecture in California, the house gained much prominence by association with Helen Hunt Jackson's wildly popular 1884 novel Ramona.

If Democrats hold the presidency or Senate, or make major House gains, why drop insistence on new revenues or protecting entitlements.

The house gained full-time residency again in 1638, however, when it was used as a Dower house by Christiana Cavendish (née Bruce), widow of the 2nd Earl of Devonshire.

Until, that is, clearing out the rest of the house gained a sense of urgency: Come January, someone else will be living here for six months in our absence.

The house gains its advantage because the player must act first without knowing what the casino's hole card is.

(By the end of the fiscal year of 2011, 65% of the affordable housing "gain" was just retention).

The Dems' taking both houses (gaining 6 Senate seats and 15 in the House) could destabilize markets.

Housing gains may be setting off an uneven small-business recovery.