Sentence examples for longer house from inspiring English sources

Ms. Foncette said she was no longer house hunting.

The city could no longer house the waves of Jewish immigrants pouring into the Holy Land.

If he slept at the home of a sister, even if she says that she can no longer house him, he could be found noncompliant.

Even if the problem is seen only in functional and not human terms, a city will struggle to succeed if it can no longer house the people who teach, clean, nurse, treat, make, repair, build, plan, design, create, cook, serve, police, drive and entertain.

Old prisons that no longer house inmates can experience a wide variety of second acts.

At the end of 1942, the Meriden authorities indicated that they could no longer house the PLC boarders, so Lauriston, Strathfield, on The Boulevarde, and Welbeck, at 18 Margaret Street, were rented for them.

The building survives, though it no longer houses the engineers.

We touch and hug and weep over the body that no longer houses him.

Obstetrics, for example, is no longer housed on the main campus, and is available at four hospitals besides Huron.

In January, 2006, the Madres ended their weekly marches, announcing that the Presidential Palace no longer housed an enemy.

The basement of Nyayo House, in the centre of the capital, Nairobi, no longer houses torture chambers.