Sentence examples for estate publishing from inspiring English sources

FIGURES on condominium sales in Manhattan compiled by Yale Robbins, the real estate publishing and consulting firm, show that the total dollar volume last year was $732 million on 2,006 sales.

With a prolific workshop, so well coached that its authorship can be hard to distinguish from his own, and with businesses in real estate, publishing, and a liquor-licensed pharmacy, Cranach became one of the richest men in the Lutheran stronghold of Saxony.

New York-bashing seems to be a thing of the past". As for Manhattan condominium prices, Yale Robbins, a Manhattan real estate publishing and consulting firm named for its founder, reported that 453 units were sold in the first quarter of 1992 in the borough against 327 for the first quarter of 1991.

Shrewd investments in shipping, banking, real estate, publishing and brewing brought Gudmundsson his riches.

It is the world capital, or a leading city, for some of the largest information-centric industries and consumer industries in the world: financial services, advertising, marketing services, real estate, publishing, entertainment, retail, recruiting, fashion and design among others.

Perhaps one of my biggest challenges occurred when I transitioned from the board of directors to the CEO position at what was one of the largest privately owned real estate publishing and printing companies in the world.

In failing, however, to mention Rose Prince's "The New English Kitchen" (Fourth Estate), published to great acclaim earlier this year, she has missed a great opportunity.

Gordon Dickerson, the London literary agent who manages Osborne's estate, published the play, and in late 2009 granted the FallOut Theater permission to stage it.

Here's a second irony: in the week that the Larkin estate published its long-awaited volume of the poet's letters to his muse, Monica Jones, the statuesque, charismatic Hughes (always an object of Larkin's sardonic jesting) stole the headlines with just 150 lines, from the tortured, guilt-stricken self-questioning of "What happened that night?

In The Broken Estate, published in 1999, he chastised Martin Amis, AS Byatt and Iris Murdoch for failing to live up to the ideals revealed in their own literary analyses, concluding: "In our time only VS Pritchett has written the fiction his criticism desires". Since then, Wood has written two novels.

"Emerging Trends in Real Estate," published by the ULI and PricewaterhouseCoopers, is released each year at the fall meeting.