Sentence examples for estate together from inspiring English sources

My spousal equivalent and I live together and have even bought real estate together.

An observer watching them race around a country estate together might think they are planning some prank, like filling the decanters in the Commons waiting rooms with vinegar.

Their great uncle was a well-known painter, so the question is whether they should honour him and their own heritage by keeping the estate together, or whether to sell off the house and its contents piecemeal.

Purchasing real estate together is a serious financial step with sticky results if you break up.

It's less common for unmarried couples to buy real estate together than it is for married couples.

*You have ever talked about big commitments like marriage, creating a family, buying real estate together, are facebook-official, planning your next big vacation or holiday together, clearly indicating you see your future with this person.

To keep the family estates together, he obtained a dispensation to marry his brother's widow, Margaret, the "Fair Maid of Galloway".

These are groups of people – ranging in size from five up to thousands – who run their homes, flats and estates together.

"The answer is not to have more and more council estates and put the people who are not so fortunate in those council estates together and say it is their fault they don't become part of society.

North Carolina's 1784 statute explained that by keeping large estates together for succeeding generations, the old system had served "only to raise the wealth and importance of particular families and individuals, giving them an unequal and undue influence in a republic" and promoting "contention and injustice".

His power was based around his household, particularly the network of lawyers and stewards who held his estates together.