Sentence examples similar to household someone from inspiring English sources

In an age in which all is niche, where in most households someone is checking a Facebook wall while someone else is customizing an iPod, the Oscars are where we meet in the glorious, frothy middle.

Born in Arkansas in 1904, she was raised in Coffeyville, Kan., in a book-loving household "where someone read to someone else every night".

Claudia, say other historians, would have been the name given to her as a member of the household of someone named Claudius.

The idea would be that a household with someone in full employment could access rents based on the bottom quarter of local earnings, starting at a level based on 28% of that figure.

By now, Mr. Corzine's television advertising has made him a household figure, someone who might surprise you if he knocked on your door -- as Mr. Corzine was before Mr. Mitchell arrived -- but not someone you would give up a Saturday afternoon in October to hear.

The greatest risk is to people who live in the same household as someone with the disease.

Forty-one percent of people who receive benefits live in a household where someone is working.

"Over 60percentt of our families -- either the head of the household or someone else -- is disabled".

But under a 2014 public housing guidance from HUD, landlords must deny housing to any household where someone is using marijuana — even for medical purposes.

The questionnaires are delivered to each household, and someone in each household answers the question.

We excluded measurements from a household where someone smoked during a sampling period (n = 5).