Sentence examples for ready to house from inspiring English sources

"It is ready to house Congress right now".

A gleaming building with new labs is ready to house researchers and students.

[The United States is getting ready to house large numbers of prisoners at a base near Kandahar, Afghanistan.

A municipal housing project known as LaGuardia Houses, is being built on the lower East Side & will be ready to house 1,000 families by 1955.

Last week, France's ambassador to the UK, Sylvie Bermann, told an audience of London-based bankers that Paris was ready to house the bankers affected by the fallout of the Brexit vote.

Jobs hopes the fantastic building will be ready to house over 12K employees by 2015 (if everything goes as planned).

Few languages offer as many ready alternatives to "house" as English does--think of "residence," abode," "dwelling," "domicile," "cottage" and the like.

And it did so because our soldiers so cherish what they have that they were ready to fight house to house from Basra to Baghdad.

The standard way to help them has long been the "staircase" approach: requiring them to quit drink and drugs before shepherding them through emergency shelters and temporary lodging until they are deemed ready to be housed.

We'd like to think that same bumper sticker-ready wisdom also applies to house tunes.

The New Yorker, September 11 , 1937P. 13 Two little girls were getting ready to "play house".