Sentence examples for bigger estates from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader argued that bigger estates should pay a higher percentage of tax than people with small inheritances.

Diamond wrote that the erection of the moai, and their increasing size over time, is indicative of a "spiral of one-upmanship," and likens the practice to Hollywood moguls exhibiting their wealth and power by building bigger and bigger estates.

"I quite frankly think this will be a bigger estate".

Unlike the budget from the Congressional Progressive Caucus, it does not call for higher tax rates on the rich, or for a bigger estate tax, or for taxing capital gains as ordinary income.

She gets into my Honda and we drive over to her friend's even bigger estate (replete with Picassos, Miros etc).

The seacost has many popular summer resorts, and many junkers have their big estates in East Prussia.

About a dozen big estates with milling facilities produce the bulk of the cane crop.

The big estates, however, remained untouched, and most peasants were unable to acquire enough land to be self-supporting.

In the 1970s, a military government expropriated all big estates and commercial farms, turning them over to co-operatives.

On the other side, you can see the big estates marching up the road.

On some big estates, however, this might be just a Tesco Express stocking a limited range of fresh produce.