Sentence examples for random apartment from inspiring English sources

Not two months into his job as the city's chief constable, he had suffered a burglary, a random crime in a random apartment.

As Albert Maysles explained in an interview included on the new DVD, when union rules prevented the filmmakers from shooting the shows, they knocked on the door of a random apartment and filmed the family (which included three young girls) watching the Beatles.

I can't reprint the words here, but they caused Ms. Greene to yank the car "into a steep right turn into the parking lot of some random apartment complex," where she "hauled up the emergency brake, and whirled around in horror to look at the girls in the backseat".

"I can't tell you how many parties I went to in the 90s where I was at some random apartment where people were doing molly and bad cocaine, and they would have that poster," said T. Cole Rachel, senior editor at the Creative Independent.

They buzz random apartments to get into buildings, "buttonhole people coming out, talk to doormen, supers," he said.

In City 17, a generic Eastern European city, Civil Protection units are seen frequently, often conducting random searches of apartment blocks, interrogating human citizens and engaging in random police brutality.

She recalled a 1994 episode in Chicago in which residents of the Cabrini Green public housing complex, frustrated by rampant crime, invited the police to conduct random searches of apartments, a practice that in turn invited an A.C.L.U.

Two Trees has forestalled similar criticisms by promising to set aside a random sprinkling of apartments throughout the complex as affordable housing, though nearly a third of the 660 units will be concentrated in the first tower built, which is lower and further from the water than the others.

After more than a dozen house-sitting jobs in places from Paris to rural Wisconsin, we now look forward to checking out of random short-term apartments, hotels and hostels, and nestling into spaces we can call our temporary home.

Fearful that he would spend all his money during a bender, he would "slide tens and twenties into random books in my apartment".

I believe he eventually went DVD, but only after amassing a horde of tapes that lay around his bachelor's apartment in random heaps.