Sentence examples for bits of property from inspiring English sources

"Every bit of money she got, she bought bits of property.

This being the age of the Internet, they have established a company to try to bring the owners or brokers for these small bits of property together with prospective tenants, using the power of computer networks to make the connections.

The more of these stories I read about, the more they seem to me to represent a rather sordid misogynistic world where Victorian value judgments prevail and where women seem to be treated as bits of property.

And Mineral recently annexed a bit of property from surrounding Louisa County — the better to attract commercial development.

Not great wealth, but a bit of property in a new land that gave him hope for his children.

Though she had quite a bit of property, and several shops, she dressed like a peasant & worked hard.

AT $31.5m for 500 square metres of living space, the penthouse at 502 Park Avenue is a pricey bit of property even by the exalted standards of Manhattan.

From the canal-head works, running five kilometres to the boundary of the bit of property that my grandfather bought on spec in 1916 and never once visited, there were only two or three scraps of cultivated land when I showed up that day in 1987 with my fresh-minted Dartmouth degree in English lit.

Shortened links may be important bits of intellectual property.

Since the rise of scientific book-keeping during the Renaissance, businesses have sought to understand which bits of their property earn them money and which lose money; which more, which less.

Victoria accepts with a heavy sense that, despite their benevolence, the Staveneys are claiming a stray bit of family property.