Sentence examples for some dwellings from inspiring English sources

Down the street, outside some dwellings, groups of children were playing games.

He said communications were poor, but he had received reports that "some dwellings, houses etc have been collapsed due to the shake".

Conditions for real cottagers were nowhere near as whimsical: in 1864 a Methodist survey found in some dwellings "conditions as bad as those witnessed in the cabin of a negro in the swamps of a slave plantation".

The Roebourne report, released by the department of indigenous affairs last year, paint a stark picture of the town's problems: alcohol consumption three times the national average; a 12% high school completion rate; and some dwellings housing 15 to 20 people.

Route 47 turns northwest as this intersection and runs through wooded areas with some dwellings, with Route 55 intersecting the route at a cloverleaf interchange a short distance later.

In some parishes, some dwellings had more than one household.

His work of construction, or, if it is preferred, of reconstruction, resembles to a great extent an archaeologist's excavation of some dwelling-place that has been destroyed and buried or of some ancient edifice.

Of some 20,000 dwellings, about 575 are for sale.

Some 1.5m dwellings are put on the market each year.

The triumph of the trullo is to be found in Alberobello, where the whole town, some 1,400 dwellings and the church, is composed of trulli.

In 2001 some 106,000 dwellings were completed, slightly more than were built in the five-year period from 1991 to 1995 (101,000).