Sentences with phrase «very modest house»

Very modest house prices for the size of it.

In 2009, the Federal Bureau of Investigation finally gathered enough evidence to confiscate the Toyes» supposed Hunter collection, and during the raid they noticed that «they lived in a very modest house with approximately 30 cats,» Magness - Gardine says.

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I don't even own my own place yet but instead of buying the most house I can afford, I'm planning on getting a very modest condo that will work as an investment property.

The bottom line: Most parts of Canada will see, very soon, a modest upward trend in housing prices, and those that don't are unlikely to see anything worse than a small decline.

It may be quite modest, corresponding to the daily life of the individual, and can be very different for the parish priest or the layman from what it is in a religious house.

Our school has always tried very hard to make it possible for my daughter to attend, but with a modest income and growing basic family expenses (such as housing, heating, transportation and fuel costs) continuing at a private school has been increasing difficult and stressful.

Our group was housed at the Kokrobitey Institute, a few miles from the capital, Accra, at the end of an unpaved, bumpy road near very modest villages.

Because they will have a paid - off house and very modest expenses, life will be just fine.»

The second home we lived in 12 years and made a positive return, but despite the house more than doubling in price, we spent so much money on repairs and remodeling that the overall return was very modest.

My favorite is the more modest, but very cute La Funda de Zacundo, in downtown, where they offer a Mediterranean menu in an old wrecked house.

For although this reluctant resolution may simply be motivated by the mundane tragedy of my own private aging, it has become increasingly clear to me in recent years that much of my current thinking about art was shaped rather decisively (if very indirectly) by that filial experience, and much of the conjecture I am seeking to flesh out in this essay is directly influenced by my first encounters with art — encounters which first took place and shape in front of my father's modest but well - balanced library, in his ateliers (he must have moved house every two years or so for a whole damned decade), at the opening receptions for the many group shows he was in, throughout the late 1970s and early to mid-1980s, in villages, towns and cities scattered across the Flemish plains.

A bach is the name given in New Zealand to structures akin to small, often very modest holiday homes or beach houses.

Overall, housing is expected to add to gross domestic product (GDP) for the first time in seven years, albeit by a very modest amount.

People come into my very modest little house and tell me all the time what a good «feel» this house has.