Sentence examples for adjacent estates from inspiring English sources

The Domesday Book of 1086 lists Cestreham as containing four mills and comprising three adjacent estates, the most important of which were held by Odo of Bayeux and Queen Edith, the widow of Edward the Confessor.

Looming over adjacent council estates, these brash totems are a monument to Olympian greed.

Together with rebuilding in the adjacent housing estates of Beswick and Openshaw, the scheme is likely to cost more than £400m.Manchester's leaders say they are aware of the dangers of their development, called SportsCity, becoming a futuristic island surrounded by the same old depression.

A real-estate developer had bought the adjacent land; rumor had it that he was going to develop an industrial park.

San Bernardino officials have approved the addition of more than 300,000 square feet of commercial real estate development on four parcels of adjacent land.

Now she has spent $20 million on a striking mansion and $10 million on adjacent land to create a 9-acre mountaintop estate in the same community.

Hedgerows declined but with contrasted trends according to their location and adjacent land uses: in-farm hedgerows that obstructed mechanization declined, whereas boundary hedgerows that assisted in the maintenance of farmers' estates were reinforced.

In other locales, Disney has typically maintained a firm grip on the immediately adjacent real estate.

As they were forced into the adjacent housing estate many of the Garvaghy Road residents chanted: "No ceasefire, No ceasefire".

As the once thriving middle class disappeared, adjacent real estate listings in the Port Clinton News Herald advertised near-million-dollar mansions and dilapidated double-wides.

The backstory begins at the end of the 1990s when the large, adjacent Pembury estate was transferred from Hackney Council to the Peabody housing association as part of the Labour government's stock transfer programme, aimed at upgrading social housing.