Sentence examples for houses name from inspiring English sources

And he designs womenswear under the Dior label, the most quintessentially French of all fashion houses, name alone redolent of a distinctly European luxury, and will showcase his winter haute couture collection on Monday.

He doesn't give his houses names.

The famous American architect, creator of the celebrated "Prairie" houses, named his home in Wisconsin after the bard Taliesin.

The agreement means that all five of the major publishing houses named in the suit have settled.

She was 10 when she first encountered it — a house built in the early 1800s on Nantucket, where it is customary to give houses names.

IN THE 20TH CENTURY, many tenements were replaced by cooperative or public housing, like the 1939 Vladeck Houses, named after a general manager of the Socialist-leaning Jewish Daily Forward. Socialist-leaning Jewish Daily Forward

The Wald Houses, named for the social reformer Lillian D. Wald, previously lacked accessible green space across its 16 acres, which stretch from East Sixth to East Houston Streets.

HENRY C. MURPHY'S fame lives on in Senator Street, a development of row houses named in his honor and built from 1906 to 1912.

Hundreds of memorials now dot Germany, from concentration-camp museums to brass bricks sunk in the pavement outside ordinary houses, naming the Jews who once lived there.

A production of a new opera, "The Mill Girl," will have its premiere this fall in an auditorium in the Amalgamated Houses named for the labor activist Baruch Vladek.

Finally, two new houses named Pickard and Wilkie were introduced in 1995.