Sentence examples for estate means from inspiring English sources

"Many people would assume real estate means aggressive," she said.

This is what (being) adolescent and growing up on an estate means to me.

And sometimes, the conservative approach in real estate means losing a little rather than a lot of money.

"Totally estate" means that he will own all his own vineyards and can call his wine estate-bottled.

In this Arctic village, beachfront real estate means a summer view of polar sea ice glinting a few miles offshore.

The loss of real estate means that advertising, if it is there at all, is often reduced to a single small button on the new mobile desktop.

That's what happened with some choice Atlanta real estate meant to benefit the Salvation Army.

It's an optimistic thought but, for some, relocation to an edge-of-town estate meant dislocation from everything familiar.

Spending time with my mates on the estate meant getting up to mischief, so there was an appeal in hanging out with Nick and Richard, who'd introduced us.

McCurley said the cuts to legal aid and the cutbacks in the whole court estate, meant the situation for vulnerable women within the family courts was getting worse.

Here in New Islington, the requirement to offer "like for like" with the previous estate meant sticking to Parker Morris standards, so the houses here are in fact 20% larger than the space standards specified for London.