Sentence examples for house generates from inspiring English sources

But now that she and her husband are trying to sell, she said, the policy is "challenging because you want the volume" that a Sunday open house generates.

"I was quite negative about it, but after seeing the expenses the house generates I realized it was quite a good idea.

He said that to switch suddenly to a self-supporting model was impractical, given that the house generates only a small amount of revenue from admissions, special events and the sale of books and T-shirts.

The average UK house generates about five-and-a-half tonnes of CO2 emissions each year.

WHat about distributed energy where every house generates their own and feeds it back into the grid?

A grid arrangement of hundred rectangular cylinders fixed to the facade of a house generates strong and disturbing mono-harmonic noise.

"If you have one town house generating a couple of thousand dollars a year, it's probably not worth it," he said.

As the feed-in tariff law is already approved, the house generated electricity is connected to the grid line.

Christie's auction house generated more than $13 million when many of her personal effects were sold in New York in 1999.

Last night's highly publicized and eagerly awaited auction of Impressionist and modern art at Christie's auction house generated $491 million, making it the largest sale in history.

For those of us whose first experiences with grand opera had been the Metropolitan Opera House on 39th Street, the new house generated both excitement and dread.