Sentence examples for estate hunt from inspiring English sources

Was your real estate hunt affected by the proximity of the famous?

He grew up outside New York City, where admittedly "the real estate hunt isn't fun" either.

"I'm the guy who makes them an offer they can't refuse," said Jeffrey I. Abrams, a lawyer who has been helping the estate hunt for trademark infringers.

By the middle of the trip, she said, most attendees have decided whether they want to concentrate more on the real estate hunt.

While the Simmonses' New Jersey real estate hunt could be fodder for a second season of "Run's House," it's a fair bet that shoots will not start from the current compound.

On their real estate hunt, however, the Waters couple visited a long string of homes whose rural charm had been replaced by modern luxuries.

Some people came to a meeting or two then dissolved back into the ether, but this method of constant delegation also resulted in great finds like author and English professor Precious McKenzie, who tackled real estate hunting and found us a terrific space in a historic building near the center of the downtown.

Looking after the estates, hunting and other sports, entertaining guests — no, these were not enough for him.

Today, Tallinn is approaching international party-city status on the level of Prague, with Brits on "stag holidays," American and British cruise passengers, real-estate hunting Swedes and Russians and, lately, even EU commissioners dominating the tiny Old Town center.

In North Africa, a particularly rich source of mosaics, homeowners often chose scenes of life on their estates, hunting, agriculture, and local wildlife.

Some apps that have been created for the Dash include Trulia's real estate search (handy when home hunting in the car), weather updates from WeatherBug, nearby speed traps from Trapster, geo-tagged Wikipedia articles, and you can even Twitter from your Dash (not while driving, please).