Sentence examples for house in question from inspiring English sources

The clearing house in question was actually Euroclear.

A logo, monogram or motif that is the marque of the fashion house in question.

And the house in question has had more than its share over the years.

"Nothing on our records indicated that this is the house in question," Mr. Wein said.

When a lender forecloses on a first mortgage, the house in question is typically sold at auction.

Records showed a Queens address for Dall, but it was not apparent whether it was for the house in question.

The Israelis say the houses in question were the source of sniper fire and arms-smuggling tunnels.

The houses in question would have to be for people making no more than 80percentt of the median family income in their area -- nationally, the median is about $51,000 -- and living in neighborhoods where most residents fall into the same income bracket.

In fact, the houses in question were built after the war: the date of the relevant document had been misread.

Abelard observes that the same propositional content can be expressed with different force in different contexts: the content that Socrates is in the house is expressed in an assertion in "Socrates is in the house"; in a question in "Is Socrates in the house?"; in a wish in "If only Socrates were in the house!" and so on.

Given that the concrete housing block in question has also been known as 'La Maison du Fada', or the 'House of the Crazy', by local people and even residents with a sense of humour, you might be forgiven for thinking that the World Heritage Committee has spun completely off its axis.