Sentence examples for securing a house from inspiring English sources

"With the cost of enrolling dfive children for the summer," I answered, "I'd be better off securing a house down the shore".

Finding guilt-free food for our menus — food that's clean, green and humane — is about as easy as securing a housing loan.

When we got to Tabqa, the FSA secured a house for our family.

I have secured a house in Berkeley Square; and I have bought a horse to win the Derby.

He is keen, he said, to learn what the Americans were teaching him: how to kick in doors, how to secure a house before conducting a search.

Grant secured a house for his family in Georgetown Heights in 1865, but instructed Elihu Washburne that for political purposes his legal residence remained in Galena, Illinois.

The reaction was decidedly mixed, but this time--presumably due to the significant financial success of McNally's It's Only a Play--The Visit finally secured a house, raised its money, and reached Broadway.

The success of the G15 group of housing associations in securing a 30percentt affordable housing requirement in new developments provides a dramatic contrast with efforts in the United States.

These include securing a new safe house, buying something on the black market, and even failing in an attempt to assassinate someone, among other things.

He finally secured a suitable house ball — helpfully labelled "House Ball" — and raised it in triumph.

A further way in which staff facilitated the bond between parent and baby was by securing a place at a house run by a charity which provides free 'home away from home' accommodation for families near hospitals (a facility only available at one of the sites).