Sentence examples for house to include from inspiring English sources

Next year the correspondent plans to remodel his house to include an old-fashioned screened porch.

Jordan Cahn, 39, an equities trader in Beverly Hills, Calif., is renovating her house to include a "SkyCeiling" measuring 6 by 16 feet in her master bedroom, along with five virtual clerestory windows, at a cost of $50,000.

To make the switch to a transport infrastructure built for electric cars, Russia last year made it mandatory for every petrol station to include an electric charging port, and the EU has announced plans to make it mandatory for every new house to include one.

Senate Republicans predict that they will be able to persuade the House to include immunity in the final bill, especially now that the White House has agreed to give House lawmakers access to internal documents on the wiretapping program.

Mr. Boehner said he expected that the "House bill will be to the right of where the Senate is," but he would not say whether he expected any legislation that came out of the House to include a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

But supporters of the 9/11 legislation said there was a possibility they could persuade Democratic leaders in the House to include it in any tax-cut plan that the chamber approved and win Senate approval during negotiations over differences in measures passed by the two chambers.

At the same time, the scope of social work was growing, with the spread of settlement houses, to include group work and community action.

It promotes expanding the definition of affordable housing to include young professionals and entry-level workers, innovative uses of mass transit and new forms of communal automobile ownership.

The key reform in the government's housing bill will change the definition of affordable housing to include starter homes as part of its programme to build low-cost homes for first-time buyers under 40 years old.

Furthermore, the Matrigel™ overlay can be customized (both by manufacturer and in-house) to include a variety of agents and/or therapeutics that may inhibit or promote invasion, allowing researchers to easily incorporate their own molecules of interest.

Our ultimate goal is to motivate bounce house operators to include heat warnings on the bounce houses and in their guidelines.