Sentence examples for houses packed from inspiring English sources

New roads end in red brick houses, packed tight into squares.

Before you leave, stroll between the old gabled houses packed in a maze of narrow streets.

Israel is wrong to hit buildings with no evident military purpose and houses packed with civilians, even if they harbour Hamas fighters or officials and the army gives warnings.

After all, what is the social and environmental cost of landscapes carved up by roads used by cars with single-occupancy drivers; of houses packed with possessions that we keep to ourselves?

He promised the bill would put "an end to houses packed full of illegal workers; stop illegal migrants stalling deportation; give British people the skills to do the jobs Britain needs".

The feeling that I was in a luxurious beach resort, emphasised by the Jacuzzi in my room, was offset by the buzz of conversation coming from the houses packed in around us, which I liked.

The Gunn owns a 1920s Tynietoy house packed with glossy brown Americana.

So Ellis remortgaged his house, packed his bags and headed out.

The night before New Year's Eve, I drove to my parents' house, packed up the dishes and brought them home.

The dog had to be walked and the house packed up before the long drive back to the city.

One night, the house packed, I spoke about Fiona and decided that I ought to let her speak for herself.