Sentence examples for estate setting from inspiring English sources
By early evening a crowd of 500 mostly young black men had gathered on the estate, setting fire to cars, throwing petrol bombs and bricks, and dropping concrete blocks and paving stones from the estate's outdoor walkways, knocking several police officers unconscious, despite their NATO helmets.
(13+) Crongton Knights by Alex Wheatle (Atom, £6.99) Winner of the 2016 Guardian children's fiction prize, Crongton Knights, with its bleak estate setting and a background of hardship and crime, should be a gruelling story of everyday life.
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This early Georgian estate, set in genteel Clifton, has beautiful gardens with a grotto, gothic tower, ornamental canal and orangery.
Campaigners occupying a London housing estate set to be demolished for redevelopment have been driven out of the homes by bailiffs wearing riot gear.
For years Americans anticipated its arrival in New York but had to wait because Ms. Kane's estate set a high bar for a thoughtful mounting here.
He said at the time the ROH needed to relocate their production workshops, then in Stratford, east London, because they were in the middle of an industrial estate set to be redeveloped for the Olympics.
One of the UK's poshest festivals brought naked sports days, wild swimming, a Champagne tent and an entire spa and wellness sanctuary to Cornbury Park, a country estate set in 400 acres of private parkland for its fifth year.
When the pope explained that he comes to Castel Gandolfo, a huge palace and estate set on Lake Albano, every summer, Mr. Bush replied: "Yes sir. I understood that and I can see why.
"In 2010, I am making a promise to myself and my kids to get my estate set up in a trust so that my kids will be taken care of if something should happen to me".
The most expensive home on our list, for example, is a magnificent estate set on a practically unheard-of 60 acres of land in Bridgehampton, N.Y.–and far more.
