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nd by 1920, the town had more than twenty-five | homes, a two-room school, a town hall, and a general |
Bluhalo, Defence Strategy & Solutions, Imagine | Homes, a De Vere-run Village Hotel , Orcare Limited, |
e where he could find it, sleeping in friends' | homes, a practice space where friends' punk bands pl |
It loaned Dunmore | Homes a total of $105 million and, according to an a |
The community included thirty | homes, a store, a school, the mine office, a post of |
d incorporate them into new houses, giving his | homes a comfortable, elegant feel. |
ile slash pine forest on the east; and several | homes, a church, a school, and a strip shopping cent |
dows were correspondingly deep-set, giving the | homes a characteristic internal appearance. |
he radio and television association of Finnish | homes), a Christian and patriotic organization, and |
arner was appointed managing director of Bovis | Homes, a position he held for 25 years. |
As a result, Sticker now has around 450 | homes, a population of about 1150 and an electorate |
ople lived in the community which contained 30 | homes, a community hall, skating rink, shooting rang |
with 164 stalls and 6,374m2 of shop units, 350 | homes, a new civic building and a library. |
Lowery owns two | homes, a townhouse on Capitol Hill and a 14-acre (0. |
round Williams Ranch consisting of a number of | homes, a hotel, a general store, a school and a numb |
He is the founder of Bosco | Homes, a Saskatchewan-based organization operating h |
build a master-planned community featuring 960 | homes, a shopping area and a 50-acre (200,000 m2) pa |
ch the congregation met for prayers in private | homes, a wood-framed, former church was purchased at |
Road in the borough, which was sold to Barratt | Homes, a housing developer. |
c failures in combat, he helped institute rest | homes, a new special pass system, and special traini |
new computerised system of addresses for rural | homes, a system suited to areas on the British mainl |
d chapel and amusement hall" and also built 14 | homes, a hotel, and other buildings. |
Approximately 800 new | homes, a proportion of which will be for affordable/ |
st the building of Brookside Parade near their | homes, a campaign that is ultimately fruitless. |
has the northern half of the Julia C. Lathrop | Homes, a CHA housing project. |
Playhouse takes its name from one of its first | homes: a building owned by the fraternal organizatio |
ounders, the Harmonsons, constructed a church, | homes, a business, and a school. |
Brant's forces destroyed 63 | homes, a similar number of barns, three grist mills, |
er of cottages and houses, some larger country | homes, a petrol station called The Broken Spur (with |
f the company founded by his father, Keith Hay | Homes, a prominent New Zealand small home constructi |
The area is a mix of 1920's style row | homes, a few high rise apartment buildings near York |
osed A$300 million development featuring 1,700 | homes, a primary and high school, and a shopping cen |
al new developments in the hamlet, such as new | homes, a modern playground with basketball hoops and |
It has 229 residential condominium | homes above a Hyatt Hotel. |
t-style condominiums (called Terrace Apartment | Homes) above. |
s work began to have an impact on the style of | homes abroad throughout the 40s. |
he 20th century with the goal making modernist | homes accessible to those with limited budgets. |
Of those | homes, according to a survey by the Massachusetts Hi |
In 1950 there was still a shortage of 730,000 | homes according to official figures. |
gly dominant in the development of new private | homes, accounting for 70% of the market in 2010, up |
In 2007, Imagine | Homes achieved substantial growth, with headquarters |
more severe subsidence resulted because Bovis | Homes acquired the land from the then National Coal |
outh and Family Centres runs a series of group | homes across Montreal, as well as youth detention ce |
TV and is currently broadcast in over 200,000 | homes across the U.S. The show features Whole World' |
main downtown Atlanta store with the Store For | Homes across Forsyth Street. |
ed the Kitec defective plumbing system used in | homes across the country. |
5 of the Logan Fontenelle residents find other | homes across the city. |
With approximately 90 000 | homes across the island of Barbados, the company lay |
s, whose sympathies naturally centred in their | homes across the seas, and whose main duties were th |
The housing association manages 15,000 | homes across the city, all of which were previously |
Kemble Housing and Nexus Housing, and manages | homes across the West Midlands, Herefordshire and Wo |
sting powerhouse, beaming its programming into | homes across the region, Europe, America and Austral |
air, which were viewed in more than 80 million | homes across the United States. |
Cadle's charisma, he was heard in thousands of | homes across the United States and thereby became a |
stance and support to repair, adapt or improve | homes across Northern Ireland. |
ther 250 Abbeyfield Society Houses and 60 care | homes across the UK. |
The Advances for | Homes Act of 1911 allowed the State Bank of South Au |
The Matrimonial | Homes Act 1967 (C.75) was an Act of the Parliament o |
enacted in April 2002, replaces the Registered | Homes Act 1984 and parts of the Children Act 1989, w |
ded as part of the Helping Families Save Their | Homes Act of 2009. |
27 July 1967, and repealed by the Matrimonial | Homes Act 1983 and the County Courts Act 1984. |
The Helping Families Save Their | Homes Act of 2009 (Pub.L. 111-22) is a recently enac |
"Matrimonial | Homes Act 1967". |
1890s, upper-middle class residents looked for | homes adjacent to, but not within, the urban core. |
cial titled A Very Merry Curb Appeal, with two | homes adorned with Christmas decorations. |
eople with assisted living lifestyles, nursing | homes, adult day care centers, and physical rehabili |
ent to the Dodge property to the cottage-style | homes advocated by Andrew Jackson Downing in books s |
People began to permanently abandon their | homes after the Great Flood of 1993 that devastated |
en they were denying residents access to their | homes after Hurricane Ike. |
nd in the middle between the two most glorious | homes, after he measured [the distance], he made a t |
004, there were plans for a new development of | homes, after planning approval by Oxford City Counci |
When each returned to their | homes after the war, their personal conflict divided |
torious British officers occupied the Quaker's | homes after the battle. |
n 1892 the elderly women returned to their new | homes after a year of living elsewhere. |
been promised that they could return to their | homes after the war, the government later reneged on |
of the Filipinos were freed to return to their | homes after they reached camp O'Donnel, within the f |
They were allowed to return to their | homes after 1956. |
phase, constructed c. 1946-49, known as Wimpey | homes, after the name of the company that built them |
en Land resumed development and began building | homes again. |
In 2001, the Empty | Homes Agency suggested that rather than force the pr |
Homes, agricultural areas, and work shelters line th | |
material for many public buildings and private | homes alike. |
material for many public buildings and private | homes alike. |
eight yard is now a parking lot full of mobile | homes, all of which are for sale. |
less, refugees taken to Greta migrant camp and | homes all over the Hunter Valley as water levels rem |
There are about 053 | homes all on one acre lots. |
r its large affluent office buildings and nice | homes all located in the affluent areas of Metro Det |
The | homes all feature irregular roof composition with hi |
cation, and the General Board of Hospitals and | Homes, all of The Methodist Church. |
n, which forbid foreigners from visiting local | homes, allege that the two women went beyond their a |
t to examine all claims relating to the second | homes allowance between 2004 and 2008. |
providing seller concessions to buyers of HUD | homes, allowing them to use down payment of $100 |
elp with their plans to build thousands of new | homes alone the M11 corridor (6,000 alone are planne |
into Indian Territory and stopped at the farm | homes along the way. |
ghborhood, that could include some market rate | homes, along the desirable Illinois River. |
made up mostly of upper-middle class detached | homes along Agoura Hills' north side. |
rimary school, Gooseacre, and flooding several | homes along Merril Road. |
with tourists, and there are numerous holiday | homes along the adjoining coast. |
Old | homes along Diamond Street were converted into broth |
This ward contained the large | homes along Peachtree Street and the southern part, |
All but one of the | homes along Abernathy were destroyed for widening, b |
n development of residential neighborhoods and | homes along and within the intended path in Chesterf |
official, who requisitioned food from Southern | homes along the route of the armies' march. |
View of | homes along oceanfront in Hatteras in June 2007 |
nd who made their fortunes from menhaden built | homes along what is now Main Street. |
route then enters wooded land, serving mostly | homes along its route with a few open fields along t |
km2) property and about 3,560 new | homes, along with new retail stores and office space |
t is a historic district of early 20th Century | homes along the 400 block of South Serrano Avenue in |
f the City of Chicago who built their historic | homes along the shores of Lake Michigan. |
Many residents have built | homes along The New Road. |
Barrington - A wealthier community with larger | homes along the Church Road Corridor; community lake |
The new plans incorporate a further 1,200 new | homes, along with 270,000 sq ft (25,000 m2) of comme |
ness would benefit as more settlers made their | homes along their rail line, made him a land agent a |
e reservation is mostly rural, with one-family | homes along Route 438 interspersed with businesses s |
local residents, many of whom have built lake | homes along the well-developed shoreline. |
Lane and West Indian Lane) and the riverfront | homes along them run parallel to the Schuylkill Rive |
prepared a plan with a community of parks and | homes along Lake Ontario. |
tha's Vineyard, and contains approximately 100 | homes along Central Avenue. |
erly addition consists of about a dozen modern | homes along State Highway 301 - the "Diamond Mine Ro |
Defending | homes along Saunders Road and Sunday Creek Road in K |
municipality of Acapulco, Guerrero, where four | homes also collapsed. |
JCS | Homes also gave buyers the opportunity to design the |
Its shores, mostly lined with private | homes, also host two small parks and a town beach an |
Over a dozen | homes also serviced the small community. |
the expellees were assimilated into their new | homes, although Pomeranian dialects are still spoken |
the interviews to be conducted at the subjects | homes, although existing film biographies were used |
tions, most Jews were reluctant to leave their | homes, although several hundred were able to flee th |
The community has older Florida-style | homes; Alys Beach focuses on environmental responsib |
Unlike many Amish congregations which meet in | homes, Amish church meetings in Somerset County were |
umans are therefore thought to have made their | homes among the southern valleys of California's coa |
Many chose to be burned in their | homes, among them Rabbi Eliakim, others converted or |
Nielsen Physical Eduction Center, several town | homes, an apartment building. |
Herndon | Homes, an Atlanta public housing project (now demoli |
Mark Bence-Jones, Great English | homes: ancestral homes of England and Wales and the |
became known for its high quality in American | homes and restaurants. |
Power was lost to several thousand | homes, and some roads were temporarily impassable du |
rs, line-cleaners, and mobile and manufactured | homes and parks. |
774 | homes and businesses were broken into during the 200 |
born in Chicago, grew up in the Robert Taylor | Homes, and attended DuSable High School. |
h, were much more forceful, some even invading | homes and churches to seize military-age men. |
t was an abundance of several dozen small town | homes and dozens of apartment buildings to house col |
d 400,000, and 63% of its approximately 90,000 | homes, and 100% of its public institutional building |
rleanians trying to rebuild their lives, their | homes and their unique culture in the aftermath of H |
a densely populated area, passing residential | homes and commercial buildings. |
Most buildings are single-family detached | homes, and 2.3% of the housing was used for renting. |
dishes to be commonly cooked both in people's | homes and in restaurants. |
and sent to different institutions and foster | homes, and the two youngest, aged 4 and 5, were told |
90 another workers are in quarantined in their | homes and on observation, because they had contact w |
Maple Springs currently consists of a few | homes and a fishing resort lining Lake Pepin |
artha) are also still living in their parents' | homes and seem proud of it. |
ch in 1876, when services were held in private | homes and offices. |
n of placing lighted candles in the windows of | homes and public buildings to celebrate a special ev |
entration camps, be allowed to return to their | homes and families. |
es on civilian targets, unilateral searches of | homes and illegal detentions" by international force |
n particular have numerous million-dollar-plus | homes and estates. |
The flooding destroyed 12 | homes, and damaged 336, over half of them severely. |
six meters, causing extensive damage to roads, | homes and buildings. |
In the 1930s, Brocks built | homes and a sports club for its workers near to its |
, there were 8,000 insurance damage claims for | homes and businesses. |
Thousands of | homes and businesses were destroyed. |
, the East Midlands Development Agency and the | Homes and Communities Agency to regenerate the town |
"Better | Homes and Gardens" - 2:20 |
Mount Washington contains historic | homes and distinctive architecture, particularly on |
banks and people are forced to flee from their | homes and work. |
gions, they can cause extensive destruction of | homes and other property located in the wildland-urb |
Images of the deity were kept in | homes and he was depicted quite differently from the |
own, including spurring construction of rental | homes and the opening of additional businesses in th |
es of former partido de Frechilla that had 135 | homes and 364 inhabitants. |
the week with a 1.1 household rating, 983,000 | homes and over 1.3 million total viewers. |
they should prepare to "...touch fire to their | homes, and hide themselves in the mountains, and to |
All buildings were single-family detached | homes, and 8.7% of the housing was used for renting. |
an invented a light bulb that could be used in | homes, and Broomhill became one of the first to be l |
ng consists mainly of American foursquare-type | homes and bungalows built in the 1910s to 1920s. |
ity effort to halt the destruction of historic | homes and the construction of larger builder houses |
Soon afterward, they torching | homes and forcing hundreds of families to flee. |
slides triggered by the storm's rain destroyed | homes and buried people. |
portion of that power from upstate New York to | homes and businesses downstate, and to reserve power |
demolished to make room for the canal included | homes and the Ursuline Convent, whose Dauphine Stree |
y consists primarily of single-family attached | homes and townhomes. |
ing divorced parents or being raised in foster | homes and were more likely to become delinquents and |
-speed Internet service to more than 2 million | homes and telephone service to 1.1 million homes. |
There was so much snow that 80 | homes and businesses scattered across New England ex |
ming off the paved road that go to residential | homes and various points and beaches. |
stance for those who want to buy their council | homes and to eradicate homelessness within two years |
ies of Manzano, Torreon and Tajique, burned 59 | homes and over 21 square miles (54 km2). |
took some of the orphaned children into their | homes and raised them as their own. |
It is the only known grouping of System-Built | homes, and the only grouping of Frank Lloyd Wright h |
This cluster of | homes and property form the nucleus of a village cal |
As of 2000, there were 607 private households ( | homes and apartments) in the municipality, and an av |
d by presiding over private masses in darkened | homes and offering catechism for new Native Hawaiian |
She changed | homes and schools many times. |
al people continue illegal excavation in their | homes and land, damaging the historical monuments. |
apaw Quarter, including more than 200 separate | homes and buildings on the National Register of Hist |
These include Richmond Green, Decatur Town | Homes and Swanton Hill Townhomes. |
community consistes of 3,000 new single-family | homes and was built on the site of Louis Phillips' r |
Clinton, killing 3 people and destroying many | homes and businesses, including a boat manufacturing |
using associations borrow money to pay for new | homes and improvements. |
At this educational event participants tour | homes and buildings to see how their neighbors are u |
te turns more to the east as it begins to pass | homes and businesses. |
es (1.2 km2) of the surrounding land, damaging | homes and flowing into nearby waterways such as the |
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