Sentence examples for book estates from inspiring English sources

It's almost a decade since your book Estates, An Intimate History.

Anne Power, an academic, has examined the approach of five different countries in her recent book "Estates on the Edge" (Macmillan, £57.50).

Hanley explored the psychological bridge from one class to another in her previous book, Estates, and some of its cast returns in Respectable: her Sun-reading nan and granddad live just a few doors down on the estate from her parents, who are partial to the Mirror.

Nine years ago this week, I published a book called Estates, an attempt to explore the complex reality of council estates and their historic role in housing working-class people.

(A progress report can be found in his book, "Edible Estates: Attack on the Front Lawn," which came out in a second edition last year).

Recently, the architect Fritz Haeg has been campaigning to replace American front lawns with crops, calling his new book, "Edible Estates," "a radical intervention" against our "repressive streets of zombie lawn-lined monotony".

Nick Cohen's You Can't Read This Book (Fourth Estate, £12.99) makes a powerful case against threats to free speech.

Says Spain's Banks May Need Government Help  |  The International Monetary Fund said "greater reliance on public funding may be needed" for Spanish banks as they book real estate losses, Bloomberg News reports.

In "You Can't Read This Book" (Fourth Estate), his sixth book, he argues that we are living in an unprecedented age of censorship, coerced by violence, religion and money.

For the restored version of the book, the estate turned to Open Road Integrated Media, a company that has quickly established itself as a go-to publisher of backlist titles whose digital rights are owned by authors or their estates.

And Nick Cohen's You Can't Read This Book (Fourth Estate £12.99) confirmed him – as if there was any doubt – as the most righteous and irresistible political polemicist living.