Sentence examples for estate behind from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Otis, for one, is concerned that if there are losers in the increasingly competitive market, they may leave expensive real estate behind, with sunken capital expenditures that could prove prohibitive to other retailers.

Fiona Lewis, 42, who lives on Tharsis Close on the small estate behind where the flats would be built, said if application was granted residents would be forgotten.

In a cramped third-floor room on a bleak industrial estate behind King's Cross station in London, Danny Wilkin, a member of up-and-coming boyband Rixton, has just plucked a Post-it Note off a girl's head.

Going further, the team also announced it will provide significant numbers of complimentary seats to existing season-ticket holders in premium sections, including some of the critical, and very visible, real estate behind home plate.

Prosecutors contend that the many letters, e-mail messages and phone calls that Mr. Christensen exchanged with Mr. Marshall show that Mrs. Astor's son was making decisions about her estate behind her back.

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One prompt for soul-searching ought to be their inability to change the tone of the conversation about immigration, which has been going wrong for a decade or more; another is a failure to reckon sufficiently early with all the towns and estates left behind by an international economic order which has not treated them well.

When not on display, the locals retreat to estates behind hemlock hedges and stone walls.

Today's imperial C.E.O.'s, by contrast, will leave vast estates behind -- and they are often able to give their children lucrative jobs, too.

In an article for the Sunday Times, Cameron wrote: "Within these so-called sink estates, behind front doors, families build warm and welcoming homes.

More significant for members of Congress, surely, is the question of who would benefit from repeal: while those who will actually benefit from estate tax repeal are few in number, they have a lot of money and control even more (corporate C.E.O.'s can now count on leaving taxable estates behind).