Sentence examples for build estates from inspiring English sources

*Santa Barbara has long attracted superrich refugees from the East Coast, who build estates here to escape the Eastern winters.

Even if they didn't build estates in which their workers could live, big companies offered paid holidays, guaranteed pensions related to your final salary, sickness benefit and recognised trade unions.

First, they have to make the money and next they have to build estates in which they can house their art.

Closer to town, Aspen Highlands has several $7 million to $9 million homes and townhouses for roughly half that amount, while other buyers are razing older homes on Red Mountain to build estates.

Within a few years of the mansion's completion, attracted by the good hunting and proximity to London, Hannah's relatives began to build estates nearby, all within a carriage drive of each other; thus, Hannah grew up in an almost private world of unimaginable splendour and security.

How it must pain them, also, to build estate cars.

He developed a nostalgia for the heyday of North Shore opulence, when members of the Duponts, Morgans and Guggenheims built estates.

The wealthy built estates on our rolling hills while more modest homes rose near the town square.

For most of its history, Sherborn was agricultural; in the early 20th century, wealthy Bostonians built estates along the Charles River on the eastern part of town.

The arrival of the New York and Hudson River Railroad in Dobbs Ferry in 1849 heralded a new era for the village as businessmen bought up property and built estates.

I had to demolish relatively newly built estates in northern towns because they were standing empty and had fallen into disrepair.