Sentence examples for intention of housing from inspiring English sources

When the couple bought the place, in 2006, for four million dollars, it was partly with the intention of housing Patrick's entire family — her father, her mother, Bev, and her younger sister, Brooke.

When the couple bought the place, in 2006, for four million dollars, it was partly with the intention of housing Patrick's entire family—her father, her mother, Bev, and her younger sister, Brooke.

The need for the bridge arose when Reverend Birdsey Noble purchased 50 acres from Senator Wright; with the intention of selling housing lots.

Hughes has no intention of moving house.

On the supply side, private builders are free to buy up land while it is cheap, with no intention of building houses on it, to sell on at a profit when the market improves.

One is the establishment of virtual ghettos, be these either the tower-blocks of the suburbs, built from the 1950s onward with the noble intention of providing cheap housing for migrants and other new city-dwellers, or the squalid medieval centres of towns in the south such as Carpentras.

Silvagni thought her husband had lost his mind — the place had been unoccupied for 80 years — but off they went, and although they had no intention of buying a house, they realized that "there was something in that house that was totally magic," she recalls.

When, in 2000, Eileen and Larry Chimerine built a house at Lake Naomi, a resort community in the Poconos, they had no intention of selling their house in Radnor, Pa.

Julian takes a break from his chess game to announce his intention of filling the house with "Jews and Negroes".

He returned to the city with the intention of rebuilding the house he grew up in, which was under 14 feet of water.

She had no intention of buying a house, but the words "recession-proof" tempted her enough that she took a tour of the development.