Sentence examples for imposing home from inspiring English sources

Outside the Mandela family's imposing home in Qunu, villagers, who were heavily outnumbered by security forces, gamely waved and called out "Aah Dalibhunga", meaning "welcome home" in Xhosa.

The institution, which is a school as well as an exhibition venue and membership society, moved into its imposing home in 1868.

The Rope Factory, which now contains an interesting exhibition on ropes and rigging, was the first building in a complex that also included the Hôtel de Cheusses, an imposing home for the town's naval commanders and now the Naval Museum.

As the evening sun dropped lower in the sky and the precincts of Sunderland's imposing home were cast in giant shadows, suited and booted club officials sporting uniform red-and-white ties headed for the launch party.

We learn of Reed's contentment as a hunter-fisherman in his imposing home back in Louisiana; Frazier's discovery of happiness in St. Croix, far from the bright lights and big city that Clyde called home; Barnett's journey to a Ph.D. and a life in academia.

The Sisters of the Congregation de Notre Dame, who arrived at Andrus on Hudson nine months before the Ursulines, seem a little better settled into the imposing home, which was built in 1953 by the family of the Yonkers industrialist John E. Andrus.

With sweeping views of Nantucket Sound, her cedar-shingled estate on Cliff Road is one the area's most imposing homes, flanked by 10-foot-high shrubs for privacy.

Women imposed home comforts on the log cabin, essential to the survival of infants.

And while Fannie Mae's new rules may lower the cost of imposed home insurance, Penny warned that the incentive structure still contains few safeguards for homeowners forced to buy the policies.

The relationship was "nonthreatening," the Air Force said, but the Chinese imposed "home-turf rules".

Nestled next to the imposing Prague Castle, home to the Czech president, are anonymous tree-lined streets with elaborate mansions that serve as offices for Russian captains of industry.