Sentence examples for house inroads from inspiring English sources
The purchase would give the Internet auction house inroads into a new aspect of the real estate market.
Harlem is hardly the only ethnic neighborhood to have metamorphosed because of inroads by housing pioneers seeking bargains and more space — Little Italy, for instance, has been largely gobbled up by immigrants expanding the boundaries of Chinatown and by creeping gentrification from SoHo.
Their continued existence at the turn of the 21st century as subscription houses offering seasons of plays confirmed the vitality of American theatre despite the inroads made on audiences' attention by film, television, and other popular media.
Yet another sign that self-publishing is making inroads into the traditional houses: On Tuesday Apple will include a feature that organizes a group of popular self-published e-books together and then gives them prominent display on iBookstore.
Blackstone has not yet made inroads into the Irish housing market, looking instead at commercial real estate.
"To make inroads against California's housing issues, the Assembly is taking a comprehensive approach to increasing the amount of affordable housing in our state".
Cisco has also made inroads into home wireless networking.
Taylor Beerbower, who founded Mulberry Street Appraisals in Fairfield, Conn., said that while the computers are making inroads, without walking through a house there is no way to see whether there is an alarm system, how many bathrooms there are or what the bedrooms and closets look like.
He made lesser inroads in improving education and housing.
Mr. Lee and other black directors made inroads into the multiplexes and the art houses.
This block of West 71st Street, between Broadway and West End, was built up with high-grade row houses in the 1880s and 1890s, but after 1900, apartments made inroads even on streets like this one.
