Examples of house

• It costs a lot to buy a house in this part of London.

• I'm worried about leaving him alone in the house all day.

• She had to be rescued by her neighbours when her house caught fire.

• It's a typical country estate with a large house for the owner, farm buildings and estate workers' houses.

• Would you like to come round to my house after school?

• The world's finest collection of Impressionist paintings is housed in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

• Military bases were protected by captured enemy soldiers who were housed there as a human shield.

• Hostels are usually provided as a stopgap until the families can be housed in permanent accommodation.

• New arrivals were being housed in refugee camps.

• We aim to house students with local families.

• However, this is not because of the objects it houses.

• Their relationship with the houses is beyond doubt, as they do not occur further away from the plan.

• A possible indication that houses were decorated comes from an oak woodcarving (190 by 16 by 4-5cms) of an anthropomorphic figure.

• As a result of the condition in which most houses are found during excavation, there is limited direct evidence for the use of internal space.

• I argue that the temporality of domestic architecture is key to understanding the social and cultural significance of houses.

• To approach these questions, one can look for evidence of what was done with houses after they were given up for habitation.

• Alternatively, since there is no overlap between the houses, they could in theory be contemporaneous.

• In many of these areas the large number is likely to be the result of the repeated abandonment of houses.

• The farmer nearly always reckoned with his labourers in their own houses.

• They were housed by their employers in boarding houses next to or above the shops, while the shopkeepers themselves lived elsewhere.

• The first three types of spatial concentration, which we will discuss in more detail below, were the result of immigrants being housed by their employer.

• In that year there were immigrants living in one third of the houses, whereas in other years it was a quarter or less.

• We say houses are built, but can you 'build' a cave?

• Building and inhabiting houses of this kind was another kind of conspicuous consumption.

• There is little evidence that people's relationships with houses or with the dead were conceived in the same way.