Sentence examples for manner of housing from inspiring English sources

The manner of housing was the same as for Experiment 1.

There are brick walls and pitched roofs in the manner of houses all over Surrey, but without ornament, relying instead on proportion, placement, the fall of light and outbreaks of glazed tiles by the front doors to achieve its effects.

Her new album, Screamin' Rachel: Queen of House, compiles a whopping 32 tracks featuring her kittenish narratives and diva drops over all manner of house music, from 303 acid squiggles to New York-style tribal.

After his death, a survey praised the castle as having "all manner of houses of offices", but from this time onwards the castle appears to have been abandoned and left to decay, although there is evidence that the lead and some of the stonework was taken for use on other projects.

The invitations, issued by those whose original home is or was in parts of south India, are printed in women's names, and announce gatherings at one's home -- in a manner of "open houses" -- to celebrate Lakshmi, the Goddess of grace and good fortune; Durga, the goddess of valor and strength; and Saraswati, the patron goddess of learning and the performing arts.

Unlike the tower, the houses flaunt heavily detailed facades, but not in the manner of Greenwich Village houses.

As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates and the housing market cools off, the stocks of all manner of home products retailers have taken hits.

"GOOD SHOT!" exclaims Andrew Strauss in the manner of a house master watching an under-11s game at a minor public school.

FGU represents the most common type of functional relationships - referred to as "complementary epistasis" in many examples of classical genetics – and comprised of mutual function dependency among a group of related genes that affect phenotype(s) in a manner of a "house of cards" at each level of signaling pathways.

Many poor people in this city view the police as an occupying army precisely because police officers sometimes conduct themselves in an abusive manner toward residents of housing projects, for example.

The problem is that there is no one single reporting method or even definition, for that matter, for what constitutes "restricted confinement", "solitary confinement", or "isolation" as every state and prison system has their own policies and manner of quantifying prisoner housing.