Sentences with phrase «former row house»

Each room in this former row house is uniquely decorated by local artists.

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The most effective houses are small (not more than twenty - five clients), have simple rules, maintain an atmosphere of homelike informality, and employ staff counselors who are recovered alcoholics, often former Skid Row - ers.

Neither will he ask for a front - row seat when the veterans» memorial in front of the glass house is dedicated on May 24, nor at the ribbon - cutting for the SUNY Ulster adjunct at the former Sophie Finn School scheduled for mid-October.

The row significantly handicapped Mr Howard's bid after Widdecombe criticised her former boss on the floor of the House.

The former chairman of the committee on Standards in Public life has criticised the House of Commons Speaker Michael Martin over his handling of the MPs» expenses row.

The team embraced the Row House experience as many of the coaches they worked with were former rowers and had a good understanding of what the women were attempting to achieve.

Yes, the JX35, a former Autoweek long - termer well loved by the staff, its relatively compact footprint housing a wonderfully spacious and efficient three - row interior and with a stylish profile that set it apart from a sea of same - ol» riffs on the three - box theme: This was the very same vehicle, and in all ways but for the color palette.

The former is a full QWERTY setup arranged over three rows with the space bar housed centrally on the bottom line of keys.

This exhibition, a survey of Truitt's sculpture, painting, and works on paper from 1961 to 2002, traces the career of an artist who developed her work quietly and independently in the former carriage and row houses of this city.

Nick Hackworth's Paradise Row, formerly of Bethnal Green, took up residence close by in a Mayfair house; 23 - year old Henry Little filled a disused chapel in St John's Wood with 17 young artists, and on a smaller scale, Sarah Bejerano and Kate Sapera (both 23) persuaded a housing trust to lend a former shop space to their coterie of recent graduates.

So it's only fitting that his redbrick row house in New York's Greenwich Village, tucked away on a gated street of former carriage houses — turned — artist studios near Washington Square Park, boasts a noteworthy roster of past inhabitants — one that tells the story of the neighborhood's changing face.

The shape of the roof and large windows in this house might give away its former role in the local community — although it's now just got the one desk rather than rows and rows lined up ready for learning.