Sentence examples for remained a house from inspiring English sources

Some, however, hoped the Catholic bid would succeed, which would at least ensure that the church remained a house of worship.

These days, DiMaggio's harshness couldn't remain a house secret for more than a month.

Not just are the Republicans trying to pawn yesterday's wares, but they remain a house divided.

Even as tall buildings sprang up around it, 33 West 47th Street remained a private house; the 1900 census listed William B. Wood, a doctor, there with his family and four servants, including Hiroishi Sakamine, his Japanese-born butler.

Dickey sold the building in 1821 and how long it remained a private house is not certain, but the area was starting to be superseded by other districts farther uptown.

Ely still remained a monastic house, as the abbey itself became the cathedral and the monks of the abbey became the monks of the cathedral chapter.

He bought his last East Hampton property, eight acres on Middle Lane, in 1990, and spent six years creating the garden there while he remained in a house on another property two miles away.

He said he believed it should remain a national house, cultivating an ensemble of British and English-speaking artists committed to opera as an involving theatrical genre.

Ms. Hill remained a spokeswoman for the houses for years, appearing at house openings and riding on a float celebrating the charity's 10th anniversary in the 1984 Rose Parade.

The house remained a work in progress while the children grew up.

One task remained: a path from the house to the garage.