Sentences with phrase «cooling our house seems»

And while chopping down the tree is always an option, the free service it provides in cooling our house seems awfully attractive compared to a $ 20,000 investment in space - age technology.

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This is what I mean: It seems to me that there are all of these voices telling me that I need certain things — privacy, boundaries, a 3 - bedroom house, a two - car garage, clean neighbors, cool friends, fashionable clothes, TV, junk food, exercise equipment, a plan, a religion, a career, certainty, approval, stacks and stacks of books, and lotion that gives my skin a healthy - looking glow.

Are you cool right now in you comfy house with a fridge full of food passing judgement on others to make you and your lack of hope seem better in your own head?

I ordered some plants to liven up my room a bit — btw eBay seems to be the best place to buy some cool house plants if you need to (way cheaper than those flower delivery companies or trendy plant shops).

People also seem to like these pads because they can keep the bedroom cooler during the night and turn off the main heat in the house overnight.

«The President is happy that cooler heads, at least, seem to be prevailing in the House,» said White House Press Secretary Jay Carney.

The studio seems cool at first, reminiscent of a tech startup given the calisthenics the staff do every day at their desks and the in - house cat (which Sunada often cuts to) and daycare center.

In fact, the momentum scores for both cities seem to bear that trend out: Ottawa and Guelph are entering a cooling phase, and the average number of real estate sales compared to listings in both cities is starting to decline — a clear sign of a weakening housing market.

Bank of Montreal economics published a Special Report last week on the Canadian housing market which seems to provide ample evidence that markets really are in the process of achieving the much sought after «soft landing» after federal policy makers took steps to cool the market last summer.

Saal II looks like an old slaughter house and seems like a dive but it's cool and chilled and there is always a student crowd inside

Just looking temperature over last 10,000 years, the warming periods seems to generally last longer than cooling periods, so perhaps house odds, favor continuing warming.

It seems our new house is more evenly heated and cooled.

I don't agree with Martin that the blue panels deface (I think they're kind of cool looking against the traditional reds and browns), but I did see lots of people planting them on their ultra-steep roofs (much more than the latitude) and pointing them in whatever direction the house seemed to face on the street side (north, east, south, whatever).

The house cooling part of the test that used the existing radiant floor system to distribute coolth to the house seemed to work fine, and I'll probably just use it in the same way as we did for the first test.

It seems like a lot of that efficiency is lost because the whole house is cooled / heated (without buying one of those more expensive zoned system ones).

Mr. Siddall's opinion seems less surprising if you consider that, since being hired in 2014 to run CMHC, he has been tasked with pouring buckets of ice water on housing markets in B.C.'s Lower Mainland and Southern Ontario that refuse to cool down amid historically low interest rates.

As housing is always cyclical, it would be interesting to see if this will temporarily drive down demand in 2017, cool prices as some homeowners in expensive markets seem to fear, and bring back more buyers again.

These houses just seem so fresh and cool.

Luckily, the house was in good condition inside, though the walls were mostly painted off - white, so it seemed quite cottagey and a little too cool for the owners» tastes.

I also don't really like the curtains in the dining room; they seem quite out of character for the house (and not in a cool, eclectic sort of way).

Your house seems so cool, crisp, and cozy.