Sentence examples for estate advertisement from inspiring English sources
She moved to Purchase from Rye when one Sunday she was magnetized by a real estate advertisement for a 1903 carriage house.
"World famous-renowned business," reads the real estate advertisement for the property, 4303 Sardine Creek Road in Gold Hill, which was opened to the public in 1930.
A picture caption in the Arts on Monday with an article about wry language in a real estate advertisement that has irked some readers in the Catskills town of Kerhonkson misstated the availability of the properties offered.
He bought a multimillion-dollar Atlanta mansion from Bert Lance President Carter's budget director just so he could turn it into Robb Report's first splashy real estate advertisement.
The time I spent on their site, I watched one man narrate a series of traffic footage, heard a woman hum along to opera, accompanied an unseen viewer watching a telenovela, and sat through a bizzare real estate advertisement.
I recommend Brothel in Pimlico (John Murray, £6.99), a selection of Roy Brooks's once-celebrated estate advertisements.
For decades, one of the most sought-after items in New York apartments and town houses was what real estate advertisements shorthanded as the WBFP.
Farm reserves, deeded to remain working agricultural land, dot the area, and real estate advertisements praise the unobstructed views of these living museums.
But that has changed, and now the river is a hot residential market, with real estate advertisements boasting of river views and builders making town houses with huge front porches facing the water.
(After all, where do you see Sixth Avenue called by its official name, the Avenue of the Americas, except on street signs, corporate letterheads, real estate advertisements and in The New York Times?) But then Mr. Pataki, whose office was once in the south tower, thought about the matter a bit more and added a personal note.
A lot of Evans's inspiration has been coming from real estate advertisements for websites like StreetEasy, a company that has recently adopted an illustrative ad campaign.
