Sentence examples for colony office from inspiring English sources

Irene Dazzan-Palmer and Sandro Dazzan of Coldwell Banker's Malibu Colony office are the listing agents.

By 1855, the colony of Van Diemen's Land was granted responsible self-government by the colonial Office, and renamed Tasmania.

The Colonial Office indicated that they were satisfied with Irwin's administration of the colony.

The marriage to Mary Darnall secured Carroll a tract of land in Prince George's County, a position in the colony's land office with a £100 annual salary, and a lifelong alliance with Henry Darnall.

"I'm going to set up a live colony in my office," he says.

In the Garment Center particularly, the transformation of somnolent Helmsley showroom properties into high-priced office colonies is changing the very tenor of the neighborhood.

However, because a colonial church served not only religious but also social and political functions, church attendance or service in a governing body (such as an Anglican vestry, which was a state office in colonies such as Maryland, Virginia, and South Carolina) fails to guarantee a Founder's orthodoxy.

Phillips said he was introduced to Tohme in a meeting at the Century City offices of Colony Capital, the investment firm that held the mortgage on Jackson's Neverland Ranch.

She lived a sheltered colonial life, and worked in an office concerned with the colony's security.

After the protectorate was assumed, however, they were gradually removed from office, and the colony and protectorate were governed by British administrators.

The recovery of a document which had lain secluded in an office in the colony enabled Sir John afterwards more fully to substantiate one of the most important charges he had made, nevertheless Lord Stanley refused to modify the terms he had employed, or to make any concession calculated to soothe the wounded feeling of an honourable and zealous officer.