Sentence examples for made fully habitable from inspiring English sources

The transaction isn't complete until the property is made fully habitable.

(This distinction excluded structures that were not fully habitable, such as the Eiffel Tower).

In 886 Alfred took possession of London, and according to Asser he "restored" the city and "made it habitable again".

He renewed a proposal that the ghetto be rebuilt and made habitable.

By last September, some 92% of the damaged houses had been made habitable again.

She and Mr. Wonk and Ms. Schwartz made the house habitable, laying in new plumbing and wiring, and plastering and painting.

Both are made from fully forged steel.

'If the house is to be made habitable, it ought to be heated.' (von Wright 1963: 9, note 10, cf. Sparvoli 2015).

Live-in Guardians insist every property is looked over and made habitable before guardians move in.

After being made habitable, the two families divided the house between them, with separate living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens.

A prefabricated accommodation hut, measuring 50 ft x 25 ft, was erected and made habitable by 18 January.