Sentence examples for house preserved from inspiring English sources

Other notable architectural features include Moyses Hall (a Norman house preserved as a museum) and several fine Georgian buildings, including the Town Hall (c. 1780) by Robert Adam.

Still, I enjoyed my private tour of the house preserved as modestly as when Armstrong and his fourth wife, Lucille, lived there.

But I had seen a Chinese house preserved with authenticity, an American house restored with artifice and dozens of other significant buildings, crowded together in a vibrant downtown.

In our house, preserved in a china cabinet, on frayed purple braid, were the medals of an uncle who had been a soldier of the Irish Free State and had met with a violent death, aged twenty-eight.

Nearby is "Federal Hill" (1795), a Georgian house preserved as a shrine within a state park, where Stephen Foster is said to have composed the song "My Old Kentucky Home," now the Kentucky state song.

He seeks refuge with a reclusive uncle in a mysterious old house in Spitalfields – based on 18 Folgate Street, the house preserved by Dennis Severs as an 18th-century time capsule.

Back in Syria, Mr. Jello's eldest daughter, Aziza, dries Aleppo peppers on the sun-washed roof of her house, preserves them and sends them to Paterson.

Having old media digitized to get more space in the house, preserve them or simply make them portable isn't exactly a new trend.

It was the home of the writers Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain (both houses preserved), the writer Charles Dudley Warner, the poet Wallace Stevens, the educator Henry Barnard, and the theologian Horace Bushnell.

To truly address the housing crisis, cities need to build more affordable housing; preserve existing affordable housing units; help people stay in their homes; and help tenants find housing in resource-rich, "high opportunity" neighborhoods, he said.

When Mrs. Riggs died in July, it was her wish that the house be preserved but also continue to be a family home.