Sentence examples for estate while the from inspiring English sources
Should a husband die, each wife would be entitled to no more than one-eighth of the estate, while the balance is split among the children, with girls receiving only half as much as boys.
The flat boots with tweed suits were the sort in which a Duchess might feed the chickens of her country estate, while the tweed iPad covers were more akin to an international airport lounge.
Prosecutors have said that Mr. Williams acted recklessly by brandishing the weapon during an impromptu tour of his Hunterdon County estate, while the defense has suggested that the gun accidentally misfired while Mr. Williams was holding it.
PEOPLE thinking about buying an apartment usually know that there are two kinds available -- condominiums and co-ops -- and that the main difference is that the owner of a condominium owns real estate while the owner of a co-op owns shares in a corporation.
The basic difference between a contract for a house and one for a co-op apartment, Mr. Weinstein said, is that the former provides for the sale of real estate while the latter provides for the sale of stock in a corporation and the transfer of a proprietary lease for a particular apartment.
De Bekessy quickly got himself qualified to administer the French estate, while the U.S. end in Washington was handled by Barzin's U.S. trustees and executors.
In 1994, following complex litigation, the duke was successful in establishing a trust that would put the trustees, rather than Jamie – by then on probation for theft and forgery – in control of the estate, while granting the marquess the title and a life interest.
I'm told she pulled up with 33 semis in tow, hired an extra hundred dancers, restricted the coveted echelons of Guest Viewing to exclusively Her People, and had spent the week prior levitating above the Merv Griffin Estate while directing the show's finishing touches through the telekinetic force of her third eye.
Instead, the Fed chairman focused on the widening crisis in real estate, while advertising the merits of a set of proposed rules he introduced in December.
JOE NOCERA nytimes.com/executivesuite A REAL ESTATE INDICATOR While the real estate bubble has popped on Main Street, the party is still going strong at 15 Central Park West, the newly built Goldman Sachs-backed condominium complex that is home to many financial moguls.
Wayne Madsen grieved for the loss of "shoeleather journalism", McGovern mourned the death of the fourth estate, while Tarpley spoke of the hollow memorial at Ground Zero – the two "abysses": the reflecting pools, or "voids", as they're often called.
