Sentence examples for houses led from inspiring English sources

Bigger publishing houses led inexorably to bigger advances.

Pretty houses led to a tiny downtown, where a sign pointed us to an art show put on by the local public high school.

This building went over budget, that surplus of houses led to the foreclosure crisis, that condo broke the record for residential real estate, etc.

A newspaper article about prefab houses led her to Joseph Tanney, a Manhattan architect who is a principal of Resolution: 4.

The duo would be a European powerhouse to compete with the big US houses, led by ICE (owner of the New York Stock Exchange), and oil the wheels of the European economy.

Then, as now, alcohol, cigars, loaded rifles and mutton-chop sideburns made for a volatile concoction, and complaints of drunken guardsmen and bullets whizzing by neighboring houses led the state to turn over the grounds for use as a public hospital in 1908.

Little wonder that Italian firms, able to call on the brands and marketing flair of the country's fashion houses, lead the world in making shades.

Improvements in the design of energy efficient houses lead to the increase of environmental impact in construction and demolition phases, creating a need to investigate the use of construction materials more carefully.

Paths radiating from the house led to other quirkiness.

His fascination with the station house led to a fascination with the lore of railroading.

Restoring their house led the Nisanyans to buy a second and then another.