Sentence examples for imposing residence from inspiring English sources

In order to house his family, Grant built what would be the most imposing residence in Gold Bridge, two and a half stories tall and made entirely of hand-hewn logs.

While politicians gathered inside the secretary of state's imposing residence, Hillsborough Castle, outside there was an encampment of satellite trucks and journalists - targets for press officers' competing versions of what was going on inside.

There are snug neighborhoods with well-kept houses, and quiet avenues with imposing residences.

Ipoh has a spacious rectangular layout, and in the suburbs are imposing residences of wealthy mineowners.

Of an American Titan By Alexandra Villard de Borchgrave and John Cullen Doubleday ($30, hardcover) Work on the Villards' imposing Manhattan residence was well advanced.

Occupying an imposing Victorian residence in a quiet suburban street, the charity began admitting clients in July of 2014, and more than 50 people have since passed through its program, which can last from 12 to 22 weeks.

Occupying an imposing Victorian residence in a quiet suburban street, the charity began admitting clients in July of 2014, and more than 50 people have since passed through its programme, which can last from 12 to 22 weeks.

A 35-minute train journey from Waterloo, the Tudor palace was an abode to Henry VIII and is one of Britain's most imposing royal residences (it's well worth setting aside some time to explore its grounds while you're there).

It requires no exceptional imaginative powers to find plausible the Commission's point that the average person passing along the road in front of a phalanx of imposing permanent residences, including the appellants' new home, is likely to conclude that this particular portion of the shore is not open to the public.

Shortly after acquiring her seven and a half acres of woods through two separate purchases, Ms. Benglis found inspiration for her studio in an imposing Corbusier-designed residence in India.

It highlights Mr. Liebling's haunting photographs of the Evergreens and of the Homestead, an imposing Federal-style brick residence where Emily and her younger sister, Lavinia, continued to live after their parents died.