Sentences with phrase «devastating house fire»

Without Statesville Renters Insurance, this family of two parents, five kids, and two babies on the way is left with nothing after a devastating house fire.

Walking into Sikkema Jenkins and Co., one is immediately greeted by what might be considered a «typical» piece by Leonardo Drew: large, imposing wooden structures, here painted black to give them the impression of having been salvaged and then stacked after a particularly devastating house fire.

Without Statesville Renters Insurance, this family of two parents, five kids, and two babies on the way is left with nothing after a devastating house fire.

Next there is an elderly woman (Burstyn) who has lost everything she owns in a devastating house fire and the only object she managed to save was her deceased husbands cherished vintage baseball.

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They've survived single parenthood, housing shortages and a devastating fire to build what they have today: Ocupação Esperança, a space in São Paulo where women are in charge and the poor are protected

A devastating fire in 1977 destroyed the main house of Beard's Montauk property including years of journals along with works by Picasso, Warhol, and Bacon.

A recent example is «Tina?s House,» a project created in collaboration with a family recovering from a devastating fire.

Compared with the rest of the U.S., South Dakota rents are very affordable, and without renters insurance, the cost of recovering property and housing after a fire or other devastating event could be financially crippling.

If a house fire destroyed your favorite watch or a burglar snatched your cherished iPad, it would be a devastating blow.

Nevertheless, residents should be prepared to handle devastating catastrophes like tornadoes and house fires.

Whether it's a house fire, wildfire or arson, a fire can be devastating, no matter where you live.

With living expense insurance coverage, you can pay for a hotel or alternate residence if your house is devastated and you can't live there because of fire, water damage, or any other event that makes it unlivable.

It can be devastating going through a natural disaster or coming home and finding out that your house has been broken into or damaged due to fire.

You never know when a devastating snowstorm, house fire or burglary could occur.