Sentence examples for houses containing from inspiring English sources

A steady stream of boxes arrives by Federal Express, and an opposing stream of boxes flows back to mail-order houses, containing parts that have bombed, along with letters from the brothers demanding an exchange or their money back.

Designs range from the simple shelter of the Guayakí and the wind screens of the Nambicuara up to large communal houses containing 200 or more individuals, even the entire tribe.

In the 19th century, for example, housing was often built near factories and warehouses, with apartments or houses containing numerous small rooms intended to accommodate many people per structure.

High Street, the main thoroughfare, is lined with tall old houses containing boutiques stocked with tartans and shortbread; the ruins of the eponymous fort still stand above the waters of the loch.

Once it was lined with low dark tenement houses, containing a warren of flats, speakeasies, six-table cellars "cabarets," back-room stills and "social clubs," where some of the male inhabitants stored their guns and ammunition and planned stickups and highjackings.

Although the site of the palace is shielded from reality by some cutesy, touristy lanes and houses containing Sir Richard Attenborough, Ronnie Wood and large numbers of mostly chin-free bankers, within 200 metres of where Elizabeth had her Will-a-thon is normal stuff such as Superdrug, WH Smith, Tesco.

About half of its houses contain at least one rental unit, according to Mr. Jong.

Now, legislation governing the design of new houses contains echoes of the past: it insists that once again rooms should multi-task.

Many houses contain now a wide range of devices to provide entertainment and fun for a diversity of ages.

These houses contain memories.

The most easy to find houses contain the most public of memories.