Sentence examples for obvious house from inspiring English sources

The record itself has done the same sneakily maintaining relevance throughout the decades, and doing so without being the type of obvious house anthem that still pops up in the club every weekend (cue "Deep Inside").

The reason for this is obvious: houses are simply too expensive.

In the years leading up to the financial crisis of 2008, after all, there was a lot that people didn't know, but the fundamental problems were obvious: housing prices were rising too fast and banks were flinging loans at unqualified borrowers with reckless abandon.

Perhaps the most obvious housing incarnation of this era has been the council house.

Why would you stuff it full of flats when it's an obvious family housing neighbourhood, given the green space and the venues?

Landscaping Don't let the lawn turn into a jungle, because disrepair is an obvious sign that a house is vacant.

But watching that old episode of Grand Designs, it's obvious the house took its toll on Hogarth and his wife, Claire Farrow: planning permission took eight months instead of the usual two; the project went £100,000 over budget; a giant piling rig had to be driven down the narrow cobbled mews where their already anxious – and in some cases angry – neighbours lived.

These are songs without an obvious home, except in Lil Wayne's fun house.

But over time, as conflicts have increased among the cartels, and as the Mexican and American governments have tried harder to crack down on trafficking, drug lords have been keeping a lower profile, buying existing houses rather than building obvious, ostentatious houses from scratch.

These are the obvious, in-house frontrunners.

It's obvious which houses these are; they're in terrible shape and falling apart.