Sentence examples for put a house from inspiring English sources
The Fox Sports personality has bought a home in the Tree Section neighborhood for $3.7 million and put a house nearby up for sale at $3.275 million or for lease at $15,000 a month.
"Having to put a house on a truck pretty much guarantees bad proportions," Mr. Duany said.
"When they pull the house down, put a house there straight away," Hookey told Guardian Australia.
The holy grail for theatres is being able to put a "house full" sign out every night of the run.
I'm told that if this were actually the case, then everything would fall down, but don't you basically have to put a house on dirt?
An estate agent has given Monopoly a makeover to show that Old Kent Road might still be the cheapest spot on the board, but it will cost a whole lot more than £60 to put a house there.
However, if you put the structure, put a building, put a housing on top of this piece of land, then just something happened.
Putting a house with lake frontage on the market in the dead of winter will not attract many buyers, said Jeff Dohl, the owner of Yooper Land Realty in Iron River, Mich.
Putting a house or retirement account in it is tricky and has disadvantages.
Today's revolution of "smaller is better" and putting a house on wheels is really more of an evolution unfolding over decades.
The Thursday column led with three-time Oscar winner Jack Nicholson putting a house he owned in the Beverly Hills area on the market at just under $2.5 million.
