Sentence examples for estate era from inspiring English sources

THREE distinct faces stare unobtrusively into the formal gardens of Coe Hall, an Oyster Bay mansion that splendidly recalls Long Island's Gold Coast estate era.

Her principles formed a critical transition in American garden history between the great estate era and the explosion of suburban and town gardens that followed World War II.

The only reason my husband and I could afford it, even in the Precambrian real estate era of late 2003, was because, at some point in the middle of the last century, the interior had been butchered to accommodate four families.

The early 20th century estate era gave way to the residential subdivision era.

Campaigns at the New Era estate in east London and in Chelsea at the Sutton Estate have been backed by the comedians Russell Brand and Eddie Izzard respectively.

In recent months, dissent about London's housing crisis has increased with demonstrations over an investment bank's plan to increase rents in the New Era estate in Hoxton, Newham council's planned demolition of a housing estate and rip-off letting agent charges.

The New Era estate tenants are an inspiration and an example to us all.

"I'm an optimist, anyway," said Garratt, from the New Era estate.

Do the soaps deal with evictions, as in the New Era estate in east London?

The story of the New Era estate might be the pivotal moment.

On the New Era estate there was joy at the prospect of the deal.