Sentence examples for knowledge of the house from inspiring English sources

As Baldwin wrote, "Black people recognized that house and all the people in it... and supplied the play with an interpretative element which could not be present in the minds of white people: a kind of claustrophobic terror, created not only by their knowledge of the house but by their knowledge of the streets".

None of them had any previous knowledge of the house's floor plan, and they were further jostled by the awareness that they were possibly minutes away from ending the costliest manhunt in American history; as a result, some of their recollections — on which this account is based — may be imprecise and, thus, subject to dispute.

They had no special knowledge of the housing market when they began their study, but they reasoned that virtually real-time search data would enable good near-term forecasts about the housing market and they were right.

To avoid introducing a bias related to the difference in experience specific to the Paris area (signaling a better knowledge of the housing market could influence expectations of productivity), they all move to the Paris area by mid 2009 at the latest.

Ecology is the knowledge of understanding the house whilst economics is the knowledge of managing the house.

Although the excavations at Melrose may have solved one mystery, they have also considerably improved the knowledge of the Chapter House, effectively the business centre of the premier Cistercian home in Scotland at the time.

Christie's spent more than $1 million on food and wine in New York last year, up more than 20 percent since 2009; during that time, the number of catered events there rose 35 percent, to more than 400, according to people with knowledge of the auction house.

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From the analysis of the projects presented for the competition held in Venice (1789 1790) and from the judgements of the commission, this paper attempts to synthesize the knowledge of opera house acoustics at the end of the 18th century, so important for the history of music and opera houses.

His mother is the American liaison and fund-raiser, based in New York, for the Attingham Summer School Trust, a British organization that promotes knowledge of the British country house.

They lived 30 miles south in New York City and had no knowledge of the folklore about the house.