Sentence examples for idea of house from inspiring English sources
"The idea of house prices being cheap again, we probably need to kill," Waterford says.
People from the developed world usually feel uncomfortable with the idea of house help at first, but are quickly eased into the idea by convenience and the absence of washing machines and dishwashers.
At 33, I'm just not into the idea of house meetings or sharing denim vests.
By the end of the year, when 'tis the season to plow through the myriad seed catalogues crowding out the holiday greeting cards in my mailbox like invasive zucchini, the very idea of house-and-garden books has all the appeal of marked-down poinsettias.
But with no alternatives, Dr. Peterson began warming to the idea of housing the telescope on campus.
Mr. Jaye, a City College graduate, liked the idea of housing the program at City College.
I appreciate the idea of housing different cultures in one big European project.
His work inspired the now discredited idea of housing people, particularly poor people, in tall towers that limit social interaction.
Copley also likes the idea of housing corporations led by local authorities working in partnership with housing associations and the private sector.
The idea of housing as a one-way bet fuelled the boom in subprime lending and pushed prices up to a peak from which they could only fall.
How do we reconcile that with the dominant idea of housing as a commodity owned by faceless, nameless corporate elites who are left unaccountable to human rights obligations?
