Sentence examples for long housed from inspiring English sources

In London, the venerable Liberty department store has long housed a gallery.

In fact, Qom has long housed reformist and independent strains of religious thought.

And Denver's office towers have long housed engineers and managers overseeing oil country in Wyoming, Montana and elsewhere.

The British Museum library was long housed in the main building of the British Museum, in Bloomsbury, London.

Like the earlier shows, it also gave Spanish scholars a chance to restudy and conserve objects long housed in churches and monasteries, some of them remote.

The 10-story building on the other side of East Broadway that long housed The Forward, a Yiddish newspaper, is now a condominium apartment building.

Ireland's long housing boom has turned to bust.

For too long, housing has been the Cinderella sector.

Firewood is stacked near the entrance to the long house.

In the background there's a long house for laying hens.

Its households are loaded down with mortgage debt, a legacy of its long housing boom.