Sentence examples for estate whose from inspiring English sources

OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the writer's country home, on an estate whose grounds are attributed to Olmstead.

A.: Yes, according to Marty Cohen, a manager at Fillmore Real Estate, whose offices are in the little cabin.

Django and Schultz's search for her leads them to Candyland, a Mississippi estate whose debonair master, Calvin Candie, is played with almost indecent flair by Leonardo DiCaprio.

He wound up in Las Vegas, with one final whimsy in mind — the purchase of a sprawling estate whose price was far outside his ability to pay.

A gadget freak who perfected a shotgun microphone, Guido runs an elaborate security system at a lavish gated estate whose owner is rarely there.

It seems to be taking place on a British country estate, whose owner, under the influence of Gilbert and Sullivan and Lafcadio Hearn, has become intoxicated with japonaiserie.

It takes you through the huge sugar estates whose land the moustachioed hero aimed to redistribute to peasant farmers.

He muses on the demise of the old country estates, whose hierarchical grandeur never recovered from the societal shifts brought about by the two World Wars.

The co-ops began in the early 20th century as summer colonies on sprawling waterfront estates, whose owners leased lots to city dwellers looking for a summer retreat.

The novel even ends with descriptions of a kind of Occupy movement — though one with higher stakes — as peasants take over farm estates whose owners have relocated rather than pay their workers a living wage.

Of course it abounds in bird's-eye views of places like Newburgh Priory and Longleat and Chiswick, great estates whose houses are surrounded by a tapestry of formal gardens.