Sentence examples for house through which from inspiring English sources

He makes especially effective use of the enormous windows in Lang's house through which the sky and ocean beckon and threaten.

The director of the University of London's Senate House Library has announced that he is resigning, following reports of his relationship with an employee at the auction house through which he planned on selling rare Shakespeare folios.

A glass wall bisects the house, through which the living area looks out over the city; the master bedroom faces through the same wall in the opposite direction, back into the mountainside, composed of pink granite.

It was a middle ground or half-way house through which the smoker would have to pass.

A common type of shaft seal consists of an elastomer (elastic rubberlike) ring bonded to a metallic ring that is a press (tight) fit in the hole in the housing through which the shaft extends.

In Chile there was a massive investment in subsidized housing through which more than a million Chileans moved out of slum neighborhoods and become property owners (Salcedo 2011).

AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES In the spirit of new beginnings, Christie's unveils its new transcontinental department, Interiors (replacing its regular "house sales"), through which collectors, decorators, or anyone with rooms to fill can find a George III mahogany sideboard, a Chinese bamboo picnic basket, or a tasteful depiction of a Victorian seaside cottage (Jan . 15-16.

Our study reveals a "back to Danwei house" movement through which local households negotiate the growing commuting burden with the pursuit of quality of life.

(See, www.beyondshelter.org) Similar to the housing first methodology is the "permanent supportive housing" approach through which homeless people, regardless of whether they have families, can receive permanent housing with services to help prevent and end homelessness.

Neighbourhoods are rapidly becoming more segregated by wealth - most clearly by housing equity through which the best-off tenth of children should each expect to inherit £80,000 simply because of where they were born.

Jim Sage of Simsbury, the past president of the Farmington Valley Trails Council, said the Avon portion was finished last year, and the Simsbury portion was scheduled for completion in 2002, after the group got permission to lower the trail below grade and plant trees to shield it from a housing development through which the trail runs.