Sentence examples for house was established from inspiring English sources

The house was established in 1974 when the two companies were consolidated.

They, with others, were founders of the kibbutz Lohamei Hagetaot (Hebrew: "The Ghetto Fighters"), north of Haifa, where a memorial museum, Ghetto Fighters' House, was established.

In the field of education, a daigakuryō, or college house, was established in the capital, and kokugaku, or provincial schools, were built in the provinces.

The guest house was established as a refuge for homosexuals in the 1970s, but soon became a place where men had sex with young prostitutes and later, allegedly, boys and girls from the now-closed Grafton Close children's home in nearby Hounslow.

Several minor publishers of children's books were established at approximately the same time when the publishing house was established.

Under this context, the environmental performance of the passive house was established and presented on (a) a construction material breakdown basis and (b) a building element breakdown basis.

Colonial courts generally required that some kind of public house be established in each community.

Antequera clinched his popularity by taking a stand against the hated Jesuits; he endorsed settlers' demands that the mission Indians be distributed to the encomienda, that secular (paid by the Spanish government) priests be put in charge of the Jesuit missions, and that a customs house be established to enforce limits on Jesuit exports of yerba mate.

Under her the board became active in the field of urban missions, and a system of more than 40 segregated community houses was established throughout the South.

The concept of "project houses" was established by RWTH Aachen University, Germany within the framework of the German Excellence Initiative with support of the German research foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFGG) to promote and fund interdisciplinary research projects and provide a platform for scientists to collaborate on innovative, challenging research.

Then coffee houses were established, and the new pleasure gardens boasted dining rooms, famous for their meagre portions and insolent, grasping waiters.The word "restaurant" first came into use about a century later.