Sentence examples for notable housing from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, a notable housing report said that home prices across the country fell at a record rate in January, but a sales agents' trade group said in a separate report that sales of previously owned homes ticked up slightly in February.
Within a few blocks are notable houses, churches and stores dating from the 18th century onward.
Other notable houses include the mansions of Ogden Mills (completed c. 1840) and Frederick W. Vanderbilt (1899); the town of Rhinebeck contains several stately homes.
Mrs. Gamboa stopped the car at abandoned, architecturally notable houses that she wanted to "get her hands on," that is, bring under the foundation's wing and renovate.
Binet's images of the cheap yet notable house that Caruso St John built in a mews tucked away behind London's Highbury Corner in the early 1990s brought home, beautifully and powerfully, the idea that the play of light and shadow and that heightened sense of space that spells architecture can be evoked in the least pretentious project.
Also satisfying on every level was Patrice Chéreau's moving production of Janacek's "From the House of the Dead" at the Metropolitan Opera in November, with Esa-Pekka Salonen making a notable house debut in the pit, leading a stellar cast that included the baritone Peter Mattei.
Three notable houses were inhabited by other family members.
The most notable house in the village is The Old Rectory, close to the church and was formerly a Bed and Breakfast.
The guidebook description of Hetton which opens the second chapter reveals that, "formerly one of the notable houses of the county, it was entirely rebuilt in 1864 in the Gothic style and is now devoid of interest".
The city is most notable for housing the Pakistan Military Academy, the Pakistani Army's premier training college, equivalent to West Point.
Today the Greeks insist that they have relinquished all claims to ownership, and that they will not open any similar campaign against the Louvre and other notable museums housing priceless Greek antiquities.
