Sentence examples for undamaged house from inspiring English sources

We don't need bongos!" Gerald DaSilva shouted to his daughter as they raced in and out of their relatively undamaged house and loaded their pickup.

One vivid sequence depicts DiMaggio receiving special police and fire clearance to enter his undamaged house after the 1989 earthquake in San Francisco and leaving with a garbage bag filled with $600,000 in cash, money that Mr. Cramer says he believes was unreported from autograph show signings.

Some of these mansions now rented for more than seven thousand dollars a month, Jama said, as wealthy Somalis returned to Mogadishu and found that undamaged houses were in short supply.

And she looks at New Orleans (the intersection of all three books discussed here), where the public school system was essentially dismantled (Friedman's last will and testament), and public housing, most of it among the only undamaged housing in the city, was bulldozed.

Nonetheless, the soup kitchen serves lunch in the undamaged Mission House the next day: a cold meal, owing to circumstances — macaroni-and-tuna salad, fruit, and juice.

Did the people who lived in some of the undamaged public housing you show ever get back into their homes?

Bombing raids killed and seriously injured thousands of inhabitants, with hardly a house undamaged in the city.

Bombing raids killed and seriously injured thousands of Hull's inhabitants during 1939-45, withardlyly a house undamaged in the city.

Luckily, the burning stove was undamaged – otherwise our house would have gone up in flames, as did many others.

"If we'd had frame houses, everything would have been flattened," said Vince Cann, a cabdriver whose house was undamaged.

In the end, they did ride out the storm, and, luckily, their house was undamaged and they were fine.