Sentence examples for town residence from inspiring English sources

Apsley House, his town residence at Hyde Park Corner, was known as No. 1 London.

'No doubt there'll be a proper entrance on the far side,' says Mum. 'Slade House is only the Grayers' town residence.

In 1783 the prince of Wales (the future George III) joined the club and subsequently hired Holland to remodel Carlton House (from 1783; demolished 1826), the prince's town residence.

Cluny Museum, French Musée De Cluny, in Paris, museum of medieval arts and crafts housed in the Hôtel de Cluny, a Gothic mansion built about 1490 as the town residence of the abbots of Cluny.

The core of the present palazzo dates from 1458 and was originally the town residence of Luca Pitti, an ambitious Florentine banker.

I had tried to tell my parents what had befallen me: they swept my attempts at explanation under a family carpet of unknowing, and I was repeatedly sent, for sleepovers, to the doctors' town residence in Chicago.

In 1982, Lagakos et al. (1986) used a telephone survey of Woburn residents (representing ~ 57% of the town residences with listed telephone numbers) to collect information on residential history and history of 14 types of medically diagnosed conditions for 4,978 children born since 1960 who lived in Woburn before they reached 19 years of age.

The bulk of the population resided in hamlets or on individual farms most of the year, moving to town residences only for short periods either to transact business or to participate in religious festivals.

Likewise, the median acreage in each zone was substantially higher for rural residences; for example, at 501 750 m, the median acreage was 171 for rural homes compared with 20 acres for town residences.

Such moments are telegrams from Frisell's other border-town residence, which we might call Minefield America, a forbidding territory of ascetic, chesslike improvisations — multidirectional interactions in which every note counts, every modulation is eventful, and intense concentration is a prerequisite for player and listener alike.

This summer, when Friedman visited Denmark — on his way to and from Greenland — he had coffee at the home of the leader of the opposition, and had breakfast with Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the Prime Minister, at his out-of-town residence.