Sentence examples for of surviving homes from inspiring English sources

Engineers have tagged thousands of surviving homes as safe, ready for use when the rains get worse.

Because we could only observe the characteristics of surviving homes at time t + 1, we used time t data as explanatory variables and therefore modelled.

He paused outside one of the surviving homes and told us to enter.

The house in Glen Cove is by far the largest of the surviving homes, but that can be as great a burden as it is a blessing.

The professor now is working on plans to ask some of Kyoto's larger businesses and other companies overseas for donations to buy some of the surviving homes, which he wants to use for a small architectural research center.

ONE of Westchester's oldest surviving homes, the Hammond House, is sharing the spotlight with a number of folk-oriented musical artists at a concert series through the summer.

It certainly fails to match the millionaire style of his surviving home in Liverpool, now owned by the university.

An innovation at the Benjamin Franklin House in London - the only surviving home of the philosopher cum author, inventor and politician - which could cause literary prizewinners to sharpen up their act.

Zorthian's guests had indulged in a collective striptease while Parker played; a surviving home recording of the event reveals the sound of the saxophonist – apparently fully clothed, despite voluble entreaties – playing Embraceable You, the Gershwin ballad emerging above the noises of ribaldry.

Fire Station No. 6, a stylish and sturdy example of 1920s public works, commands a prominent spot on the curve of East Edgeware Road about a block from Carroll Avenue, where the city's highest concentration of surviving Victorian homes is found.

You want a very rich, organic soil with just the right pH to give your wasabi the best chance of surviving in a home setting.