Sentence examples for deep estate from inspiring English sources

It was not long ago that Republicans succeeded in holding unemployment benefits hostage to a renewal of the high-end Bush-era income tax cuts and — as a little bonus — won deep estate tax cuts for America's wealthiest heirs.

"This place gives me deep real estate envy," James LaForce, a fashion publicist, said of the waterfront estate of Ken and Basia Nahoum in the Hamptons, at the third annual Super Saturday benefit for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.

It has slid into a deep real estate slump.

DEEP DISH, Estate, 656 Avenue of the Americas, at 20th Street, Manhattan, (212) 807-7780.

The original house, which was designed by the architect Ernest Born for his own use, faces the ocean dunes on a site that is three lots wide and two deep (real estate was cheaper then).

In the deep real estate recession of 1973-1974 Wall Street partners at defunct brokerage houses sold their New York co-ops for a song and moved to garden apartment rentals in New Jersey.

If one could resurrect Ayn Rand from the patch of six-foot-deep real estate that she now occupies and politely inquire into her thoughts of the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP), one can be certain that her eyes would likely jump out of her sockets.

His article touches the surface of the next-neighborhood problem, but the problem runs deeper than real estate.

"As we got deeper into the estate, the houses got sketchier, like watching a film in reverse.

Basically he is asking the authority, which has limited resources and many other demands, to get even deeper into real estate speculation.

There's also still a lot of interest among the deep-pocketed real estate buyers outside of Beijing to ante up for a place in the capital.