Sentence examples for house hire from inspiring English sources

Why would a top fashion house hire an inexperienced 17-year-old boy to photograph one of its major campaigns?

Wi-fi setup is usually pretty easy: you find a space in the house, hire a team of radio experts to scan it for dead spots and an entire IT team to manage security and QoS.

For example, if you hate cleaning your house, hire a housekeeper.

If you plan to buy a house, hire a real estate solicitor in the UK first.[13].[13]

Extras such as kayaks, gulet trips and car hire are all chucked in, so the set up here is much more all-encompassing than the average house hire.

With a grant of $400 from the Neediest Cases Fund, the community house hired a teacher to restart the group.

As the national battle over naming names died down, Alfred A. Knopf of the Knopf publishing house hired Mr. Cameron in 1959.

Challenged by those companies' entries into the French marketplace, the consortium of auctioneers that makes up Drouot, the 150-year-old Paris auction house, hired Jean-Michel Wilmotte, an award-winning minimalist architect, to revamp its headquarters on the rue de Richelieu.

In 2005, the house hired a forty-one-year-old designer named Christophe Decarnin, who transformed its collections into a sybaritic rock-and-roll fantasy, with casual-looking clothes at formidable prices: low-slung ripped jeans, embellished with crystals, could cost fourteen hundred dollars; a torn T-shirt could be sixteen hundred.

Another burning question here is: how did a six-man start-up operation in Southend get into bed (a bed in a stranger's house, hired for £50 a day) with the NHS?

There's often an embarrassing disconnect between how people try to present themselves and how they're actually perceived, which is why they ask their friends to tell them honestly how they look in something — and why publishing houses hire professional designers for books' covers and allow their authors very little say over them.