Sentence examples for outrageous house from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- Eduardo Saverin's decision to renounce his United States citizenship in order to avoid paying taxes on his Facebook stock was "absolutely outrageous," House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) told ABC's George Stephanopolous on "This Week".

After passing through the innards of Los Angeles, we came up for air in Malibu, but we continued on Route 1, where I ogled the outrageous houses hanging off the hills, and John saw a kayaker, surrounded by dolphins, stroking through the pewter ocean.

The spectacular population expansion of the Inland Empire during that time -- 66% during the 1980s, 26% in the 1990s and 2000s -- was driven in large measure by Los Angeles residents fleeing the city, in turn from crime and blight and then from outrageous housing prices, for the safety and affordability of the bedroom communities along the axis of the 10 and the 15 freeways.

The tenants viewed the total cost of the building, $51.6 million, as outrageous (Manhattan House is now asking more than $1 billion).

For more information about Felix von Bechtolsheim's work and interiors projects, visit www.designbyfelix.com Famous flats-for-one PItalianardin The Italian fashion designer's outrageous bubble house, designed by Antti Lovag, near Cannes.

After four mind-blowing shows, we head to Berlin where Plaid are replaced by bearded breaks guru Luke Vibert, who spins an outrageous acid house selection, and Rephlex's Finnish dreamer, Ovuca (aka Aleksi Perala), the cheekboned chap behind Rephlex's Astrobotnia project.

I think this is outrageous: the houses of parliament should be open to the public free of charge.

"Outrageous oceanfront pool houses go as high as $15,000 a week," Mr. Wallace said.

It has taken far too long, but the Department of Housing and Urban Development has finally intervened in an outrageous case of housing discrimination by the government of St. Bernard Parish, an overwhelmingly white district adjacent to New Orleans.

All New Yorkers certainly understand that affordable housing is in such short supply, leaving poor families to live in doubled-up, overcrowded housing or relying on city shelters as a sad alternative to a real home -- a desperate measure in the face of crushing poverty and the outrageous cost of housing that leaves so many with no choice at all.

"Over the last five years, we have seen a sharp increase in the number of families and working poor who become homeless almost exclusively due to the outrageous cost of housing in Silicon Valley," said Jan Bernstein, a spokeswoman for InnVision, a nonprofit group here that provides 300 shelter beds and serves 850 meals a day to the needy.