Sentence examples for housing development into from inspiring English sources

Leading the charge to eradicate petty crime in the comfortable housing development into which he and his sister, Hilda (Alexandra Mathie), have just moved, Martin finds unsuspected reserves of severity and even sadism lurking underneath his surface affability.

The event marked the first phase in the remaking of this public housing development into an "urban village," with planned green spaces, a retail center and mixed-income housing.

Infrastructure and housing projects abound, including a light-rail network whose trestles already vault crowded neighborhoods, and a vast upmarket Dubai-style shopping and housing development built out into the Atlantic Ocean, inaugurated last week by former President Bill Clinton.

The jet struck a housing development and erupted into a fireball, killing the pilot and four individuals on the ground.

I overbuilt the restaurant based on the projections that there would be 80,000 people moving into housing development projects there.

It was balmy on Tuesday night and breezes slinked through the linked courtyards of the Williamsburg Houses, a sprawling public housing development a half mile into Brooklyn from the Williamsburg Bridge.

With the levels of constraint now holding back the mortgage market it is important that we develop other models to provide finance for essential housebuilding, not least through the channelling of long-term investment funds into housing development.

The need to reduce the oil consumption and to produce renewable energy favors the integration of micro-renewable energy generation into housing development.

Later, in 1923, a seafaring developer and his partner turned the land into a housing development for the working people of Bay Shore, the town just across the Great South Bay that separates Fire Island from Long Island.

They evoke pre-Columbian sculpture, geologic formations and utopian housing developments fallen into disrepair.

Manicured middle-class housing developments chew into former ranch lands 30 miles or more from downtown Houston, as the metropolitan area loosens its belt.