Sentence examples for housing used from inspiring English sources

Khan has lived in public housing, used public transport, known deprivation, and epitomises urban aspiration.

But there is still a hole in the economy where housing used to be, and the unfolding financial crisis in Europe continues to shadow the domestic economy.

The money for tuition, books and housing used to be just for study at colleges and universities, but now the G.I. Bill also covers non-degree institutions like vocational and technical schools, flight schools, and licensing and apprenticeship programs.

A senior official at the New York City agency that helps build affordable housing used his position to conduct a racketeering enterprise, federal prosecutors charged on Thursday, saying he took about $600,000 in bribes and kickbacks from developers who hid the cash in golf ball boxes, coffee cups and overnight envelopes.

This is the housing used to protect whatever the rocket is delivering to space (satellites, supplies, etc).

According to the planning system of the planned economy era, employment and housing used to be perfectly balanced within the Work Unit compound [11].

Remove the lens from the housing using the appropriate screwdriver.

"Every house used to have somebody living in it".

In my mind, our house used to be so merry.

"This is what the whole house used to look like," he said.

Houses used to stay on the market for two or three months.