Sentence examples for housing stands from inspiring English sources

Today, subsidized housing stands in place of brothels, and the street has been renamed Columbia.

Austere concrete government housing stands crumbling in the late-summer sun.

The variegated texture of London — projects full of immigrants hard by upscale housing — stands in stark contrast to ghettoized Paris.

The number of people on waiting lists for council housing stands at 1,240,855 in England, while in Scotland, 173,587 applicants are on local authority waiting lists, with demand in some areas far higher: there are 24,909 applicants in the city of Edinburgh.

It is generally noted that more than 2,600 housing cooperatives have been registered countrywide, with more than 1,200 being allocated housing stands (Kachere 2014).

Just to demonstrate by a few housing cooperatives in Harare, as indicated in Table 1, those housing cooperatives connected to ZANU-PF have been allocated more sites to develop housing stands than those without political connectedness.

Not a business house stands.

Behind the houses stands a village green.

For every inhabited house stands an abandoned, weed-choked one.

Their house stands out because it has paint on it.

His Cuban house stands as a kind of undisturbed tomb.