Sentence examples for setting up a house from inspiring English sources

Basically, in 1657, thirty guys in Queens wrote a letter to Peter Stuyvesant, the director general of New Amsterdam, to say that his ban on Quakers setting up a house of worship was ridiculous.

Then she fell in love with the European filmmaker Karel Reisz (best known in America for "The French Lieutenant's Woman"), moved to London and married him, setting up a house that would be, until she died, another great salon, a conversational lab for artists and intellectuals.

"I will not support any council setting up a housing company unless their tenants continue to have the chance of having a right-to-buy," he said.

He proposes, instead, redefining "affordability" down from 80 per cent of market value, setting up a housing agency – "with as much power as Transport for London" – to work with local authorities and developers, and forcing landlords to sign up to a register.

A Berkshire council is considering setting up a housing company to buy and develop land.

In 1984, Grameen applied to Central Bank for help setting up a housing program for its borowers.

"We set up a house here and a home," he said.

In Sept., 1927, the set up a house at 37 Prince Street, Freeport.

Another show sets up a house as though it is on some outer-space colony in a distant future.

Tatu was on his cell phone trying to set up a house visit, but everyone he could think of was dead.

Usually, the agency sets up a house after receiving requests from enough parents who realize that they won't be around forever and that their grown children will need to learn to live on their own.