Sentence examples for housing allotted from inspiring English sources

The conservator arranged Mr. Lee's housing, allotted him a weekly allowance and paid his bills.

The residents of nearly 80 apartments were given hours to vacate Postal Colony — housing allotted to low-level postal workers — to make way for a new metro train station.

But it will run against them for the remaining 25% of seats in the lower house allotted by proportional representation.

The specific trigger for the latest turmoil was a decision taken by the Bangladesh military to evict Mrs Zia from a house allotted to her on compassionate grounds in 1981 following the assassination of her husband Ziaur Rahman who was president and was killed in a coup attempt.

Open-plan designs put a premium on public spaces, and bedrooms are often smaller because "people really tend to just sleep in bedrooms," said the project coordinator Chris Czichos, echoing the wisdom of Frank Lloyd Wright, whose Usonian houses allotted minimal space to bedrooms and bathrooms.

In Exp. 1, 90 barrows (initial body weight: 39.27 ± 2.22 kg) were individually housed and allotted to 1 of 14 cornstarch-based diets based on corn or distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS; low, medium, or high oil), corn gluten feed, corn gluten meal or corn germ meal with 0 or 500 units per kilogram of microbial phytase (n = 6).

We headed off to our allotted house, which was famous for the tarantulas that were once found nesting in its roof.

Sir Percy made me most welcome and said a house had been allotted to me... a tiny, stifling box of a place in a dirty little bazaar.

Animals were housed individually and allotted randomly into experimental units in an entirely randomized design.

She did mention that in army postings whenever they were allotted houses with gardens, she had spent considerable time and effort tending her kitchen garden and frequently cooked off it.

A neighborhood with small yards and sidewalks allows you to hit more houses in the allotted time.