Sentence examples for open house policy from inspiring English sources
Like many, Chloe Pursey, 28, a digital publisher, wonders if the open house policy is designed to "freak you out".
She talks brightly about their "open house" policy - "we live with a pug called Boko and a golden doodle called Rita.
Gallagher has an "open house" policy to friends and family.
The Arctic is the last pristine wilderness that is financially beyond protection should any disaster strike as a result of an open house policy allowing resource exploitation.
Every Sunday evening, he operates an open-house policy, cooking dinner for anyone who cares to drop by.
We had an open-house policy with all my mother's friends, who survived the camps, and their children.
The entire festival is centered around a few blocks in Greenpoint, and while the festival promises more than 50 projects from artists across the US, it appears that only the local Greenpoint galleries will be participating in the open-house policy.
As the influence of Sink The Pink and House of Trax is spreading around London (with the House of Fierce popping up in Camden, and Jonny Woo founding the House of Egypt) it seems their non-adherence to established ball values and maintaining of an open-door house policy ("We're not cliquey in any way; that house idea feels very American") hasn't stopped a surrogate family from being fostered.
Asl images by Luke Dyson.
But now that she and her husband are trying to sell, she said, the policy is "challenging because you want the volume" that a Sunday open house generates.
