The apartment building is on fire.

Tom lives on the third floor of this apartment building.

This apartment is bigger than any other one in the building.

There's a doctor in the apartment building where I live in New York.

No one who owns a pet is allowed to live in this apartment building.

And the project that we're building in Malaysia is apartment buildings for a property developer.

I waited two whole damn years for an apartment to open up in this building.

Which apartment?

In this apartment?

To my apartment.

Toss the apartment.

In the apartment?

I like your apartment.

They rented an apartment.

He rented an apartment.

We rented an apartment.

You mean, the apartment?

This is my apartment.

I've rented an apartment.

That's not his apartment.

My supposedly germproof apartment!

This apartment is empty.

Whatever it is must be pretty important, because I've traveled with it, moved it, from apartment to apartment to apartment.

If I show another aspect of that technology then, in a completely different context this apartment building in the Alps in Switzerland.

Is your apartment well maintained?

This is a great apartment.

Did you rent an apartment?

Did you rent an apartment?

It isn't a real apartment.

It isn't a true apartment.

My apartment is near here.

I live in an apartment.

I live in an apartment.

My apartment is near here.

Tom has a big apartment.

So, you found an apartment...

What about our apartment? Uhhhh...

Now, this is your apartment.

But that's not my apartment.

I can sublet his apartment.

He went to the apartment.

After being out in the wind and rain for years and years the walls of this apartment building are weather beaten and brittle.

Finding an apartment can be difficult.

Finding an apartment can be difficult.

Tom lives alone in an apartment.