Sentence examples for house lifetime from inspiring English sources

Reducing heat flow rate would reduce the electricity cost for the house lifetime.

Yet, the added benefits of these "green" building strategies should outweigh the increase of initial capital cost at the end of the house lifetime.

For those who have always wanted to see David Hasselhoff's house, Lifetime has a series for you.

Analysis of lifetime data was conducted using an in-house lifetime fitting software as described above.

He had done it because my mother's jewelry was the only thing of any value in the house: a lifetime's accumulation of solid-gold pieces.

Instead, their makeshift dwellings house a lifetime's worth of foraged finds – tools, old wire, tin teapots – that spread across every surface.

In the style of other film festivals, the clips were grouped into categories: documentary, foreign, art house and lifetime achievement, which included the 6-year-old girl of "Kittens Inspired by Kittens," who narrates a picture book in quotable style — or at least, this audience could quote her.

He brings another, which just happened to be in the house, called "Lifetimes: The Beautiful Way to Explain Death to Children".

A recent report published by the mayor's design advisory group in London advocated a more age-friendly city that improves the life of older people through better housing options, "lifetime neighbourhoods" and intergenerational support networks.

So my younger children are stressed and under threat, and my older children, if they have the good fortune to get a job when they finish their education, can expect short contracts and not much job security, with little prospect of owning a house in my lifetime.

The combined measurements provide valuable information on how to tune the transmission power to different specifications, such as the size of the house, the battery lifetime requirements and the PER requirements.