Sentence examples for secular housing from inspiring English sources

My search for affordable, secular housing leads me, eventually, to Almon.

I ask residents about new secular housing, but their response is, "Don't you read the news?" They're referring to the current 10-month freeze, but in August, Peace Now found that building on at least 600 settlement housing units had begun during that period, in more than 60 different settlements.

"She is from a secular house," he said, smiling.

Just before the ramp reaches the entrance to the first of the gallery rooms, it passes a kind of secular shrine housing Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo's "The Fourth Estate," an enormous, romantic, oft-reproduced canvas of an advancing phalanx of workers led by two bearded men of the people and a young mother with her symbolically naked infant.

Secular haunted houses are incompetent to address these dangers.

In the last year, several major religious and secular publishing houses have announced or released manga religious stories.

And secular publishing houses have also got religion: HarperCollins bought Zondervan, a religious book publisher, in the late 1980s, and now most mainstream publishers are trying to produce their own Bibles.

If secular humanism had a house band it would be Oklahoma's Flaming Lips.

Fine meals are offered in the dining room, but unlike a secular resort, the retreat house offers no daily maid service.

(Baldwin's stepfather, a street preacher and a factory worker, forbade secular music in the house; presumably he considered movies similarly evil).

Growing up in a house where secular music and cable television were forbidden as instruments of the devil, the Jones boys could not have sleepovers, go to parties or even leave the house after sunset.