Sentence examples for estate concept from inspiring English sources

'I believe in the estate concept, rather than in the terroir, and that you can't make good wine if you don't know what good wine tastes like.' Is Franschhoek becoming too successful for its own good?

Her mother retired as the owner of Real Estate Concepts in New Canaan, Conn.

Also on display will be an estate wagon concept based on the Civic sedan.

"It has to do with the rent, the real estate, the concept and many other things.

Though standard in real estate transactions, the concept of title insurance, which guarantees that a seller is the free and clear owner, has been resisted by the art world.

The concept of estate coffee, outside a few wealthy countries, is ludicrous.

The term usufruct never found its way into the English common law, although certain general similarities can be found in the common-law concept of estate.

He devised the insurance concept of estate planning and considered his years in business a valuable human experience that contributed to the substance of his music.

Small stores represent less financial risk for designers and retailers who want a market test for unproven concepts, real estate executives say.

What attracted Mr. Tisch to the company were its underlying real estate assets -- a business concept that many investors tended to overlook at the time.

It's that famous Greater London Council-designed estate, modelled on Le Corbusier's concept building in Marseille known as Cité Radieuse.