Sentence examples for houses computers from inspiring English sources

So this recession is killing off jobs even faster than the things — like automobiles, houses, computers and newspapers — that jobholders produce.

"The people want their nice things, their big houses, computers and cars, but on the other hand, they seem to have a pretty deep appreciation of the animal and plant life out here.

A one-floor suite in an office building in downtown Brooklyn, the room -- called the clubhouse by its participants -- houses computers, a large-screen TV, couches, a library and an 8-by-8-foot birdhouse that the members built for $12.

1994: The construction of Soda Hall, which houses computer science research, is complete.

Extend this anti-hedonistic principle during voting hours to shopping malls, gigaplex movie houses, computer cafes, opium dens and assisted-living bingo games.

1. Virtual hardware – This is the original cloud, its raw computing designed to obviate the need to buy in-house computers and service.

Some firms are now placing their trading computers in the same buildings that house computers used by exchanges to host markets.

Hiring experts to upgrade our in-house computers; installing faxes, modems, and phone systems; training line managers in computers and accounting all of this would take time.

His formal reception area glows absinthe green, and it houses bird sculptures in a glass-enclosed room that formerly housed computers.

Large corporations housed computers that stored information that was central to the activities of running a business payroll, accounting, inventory management, production control, shipping, and receiving.

Today, so-called Kitsong centres are built to house computers, telecoms services and less hi-tech facilities, such as typing and fax machines.