Sentence examples for pinch house from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman, said: "As people start to feel the pinch, house prices are going into freefall.

When consumers feel the economic pinch, house prices come down.

The biggest rises are in precisely the areas where expats are most likely to feel the pinch: housing, international schools, medical treatment and perks like fine wine.

Pinched housing supply in the city keeps leases pricey and as the local housing market recovers, rents in sought-after spots like San Jose have shot up faster than home prices.

When I was young the Cape was cozy, but it became painfully plain and pinched as the house and I moved toward adolescence.

This long-lost remix of De La Soul's summer anthem "Ring Ring Ring" is the perfect way to get your BBQ started: a dash of house, a pinch of hip-hop and a heavy dose of 80's R&B.

Limerick was alleged to be a petty thief who broke into houses to pinch a drink.

As the latest survey of consumer confidence suggested, American shoppers are feeling the pinch from the weak housing market and higher petrol prices.

Consumers are skipping the mall as they feel the pinch of a sluggish housing market and higher gas prices.

Even here, however, the predominant focus has been on healthcare (e.g. Powell 1986; Powell 1990), social care (e.g. Davies 1968; Pinch 1979; Chaney 2013), housing (e.g. Boyne and Powell 1993), or more generically local government finance and service provision (e.g. Boyne et al. 2001; Morgan 2006) rather than crime.

But as my taxi drove through town, past concrete-and-neon monoliths like Trump Taj Mahal, there were ample signs of the old Atlantic City — run-down motels, storefronts advertising "Cash for Gold," row houses pinched in tight.