Sentence examples for estate age from inspiring English sources
Nonmetric Multidimensional Scaling (NMDS) found that species distribution in PHEs was strongly associated with species diversity, estate area and estate age.
Net Worth: $950 million Source: Real Estate Age: 68 Marital Status: Married, five children Hometown: Newport Beach, Calif.
Net Worth: $2 billion Source: Railroad, real estate Age: 55 Marital Status: Married, children Hometown: Island of Sodor, U.K. Education: Oxford University, B.A. Britain's railroading billionaire boasts the world's largest collection of vintage steam engines, which are the main mode of transport on Sodor, the island off the coast of Britain where he owns almost every square inch of property.
In the invitation for Ullrennet and the subsequent banquet in 1897, the members were asked to take their place at the table "according to rank, estate, age, dignity and skiing profess".
Bought first patch of real estate at age 20.
He bought his first real estate at age 20 and co-founded the home builder Kaufman & Broad in 1957 with $25,000 borrowed from his in-laws.
Completing the Bascombe trilogy is The Lay of the Land (2006), in which Bascombe, now a suburban real estate agent, faces aging, further marital problems, estrangement from his adult children, and cancer.
It has taken many artistic forms, from puppet theater to the Marlowe and Goethe plays to opera to a buoyant musical that was also a sports morality tale, "Damn Yankees," about a middle-age real estate agent who sells his soul to be a slugger named "Shoeless Joe Hardyy for the Washington Senators.
He remained active in the real estate business until age 90.
She never married, and when she inherited her family's large estate, at the age of twenty-eight, she turned her attention — as well as her considerable financial resources — to architecture.
Spaces range from recently renovated to rustic and musty, from a few rooms in a creaky wooden house built in the 1700's to an apartment in a stone cottage on the grounds of a grand Gilded Age estate.
