Sentence examples for estate of which from inspiring English sources
The emirate borrowed capital and labour to make speculative bets on real estate, of which The World is only one outlandish example.
The 60-year-old aristocrat is currently living on benefits in a lodge on his family estate, of which he is struggling to regain control.
Banfi Vinters, in Old Brookville, occupies a 129-acre estate, of which 44 acres have been devoted to chardonnay since 1982.
Dahl's literary estate, of which she is one of two directors, had a turn-over of £938,562 last year and an operating profit of £299,985.
More likely, they would be on an estate, of which there are too few, that look and feel like any other private, well-designed collection of homes, but are in fact specially designed communities.
Rep. p. 679, it was held that a state might not impose a tax on any property of the United States, including real estate of which the United States had become the owner as the result of a sale to enforce the payment of direct taxes previously levied by the United States.
Brake says he's formed good links with them, just as he's built support in his constituency's council estates, of which there are more than might be expected.
It refers to "the vast and strategically important estates of which Malvern was a part" in the 15th and 16th centuries, to a widespread awareness of Malvern Priory, to the likelihood of a pilgrimage route through the town.
He and his brother, George, split their inheritance in 1978 – George got a dairy farm and several thousand acres surrounding the estate, much of which he has developed.
After near-asphyxiation in the ash cloud, he absconds to the city with Carine, leaving Tom in charge of a denuded estate, much of which has been signed away as part of impending land redistribution.
