semi-detached的示例

• They comprised of a semi-detached organisational entity with management freedom and autonomy in day-to-day affairs.

• It is located in the back garden of an existing semi-detached house and is partially buried in the ground.

• In 1992\93 post-1919 semi-detached properties and post-war terraced houses would have been more commonly released.

• The medium-density areas consisted of mixtures of detached and semi-detached houses.

• Finally, chapters 7 and 8 are semi-detached from the rest of the book, being primarily concerned with formal definitions and proofs, and the formal working-through of the model.

• Older people living in detached properties of all ages, inter-war semi-detached houses, and post-1964 properties had more equity than those in pre-1919 terraced dwellings.

• There is no information about the cost of semi-detached houses as a separate category.

• Not only do these corridors of concrete mop up the older terraced property; they take delightful specimens of semi-detached houses in their train as well.

• Those who live cocooned in that kind of political and physical comfort often can be much more detached, if not semi-detached, about these affairs.

• These boats are being built in pairs, like semi-detached houses, and should be cheaper by the half dozen.

• In a typical 1960–70s semi-detached house heated by gas, an insulation package consisting of cavity wall insulation.

• People living in a semi-detached house can watch 200 or 300 people pouring into the next-door house for days on end.

• An average-sized detached house of conventional construction probably requires about 10,000 to 12,000 bricks; a terrace or semi-detached house requires somewhat less.

• Noise pollution caused by blues parties and noisy parties, often held in semi-detached houses in residential areas, has proved dreadful.

• Two couples may live side by side in a semi-detached property—one couple has bought their council house and the others are still council tenants.