Sentence examples for terms of upkeep from inspiring English sources

"My experience is that sometimes interiors don't match exteriors in terms of upkeep," Mr. Tate said.

In terms of upkeep you need to keep cleaning and grouting them out, but biodiversity is poor".

"Wool is always your best option, in terms of maintenance and upkeep," Ms. Flanders said.

The authority also plans to use $100 million from its capital budget, which is normally set aside for long-term physical upkeep of its 2,653 residential buildings, to help cover its day-to-day costs.

And though it might be said that it affects my writing life the most in terms of the time required for its upkeep, it's more relevant to say that the people involved with Writer Unboxed inspire me continually -- not just via the daily essays on the blog, but through the stories of struggles and triumphs that come through our Facebook group.

For a variety of complex reasons lack of upkeep, insufficient vetting of new tenants, endemic long-term economic decline the high-rises became a byword for deprivation, poverty, and appalling social conditions.

A Commons spokesman said a study into the long-term upkeep of the Palace of Westminster is under way.

The Doolittles' house is, I see, in need of upkeep.

With an apartment, they could avoid issues of upkeep and potentially difficult tenants.

Along Cardinal Drive, midcentury split-levels show signs of upkeep and suburban prosperity.

Some finishings are already scuffed from lack of upkeep, giving the development a desolate feel.