Sentence examples for estates by from inspiring English sources

One of the greatest English landowners, Warwick enlarged his estates by successive marriages to two heiresses.

He was disgraced and exiled to his estates by the Duc de Bourbon, head of the regency council.

Alongside all of this, we should also remember the political abandonment of whole estates by an elite called New Labour.

As a result of laws encouraging enclosure, aristocrats sought to extend their large estates by purchasing land previously run by small private farmers.

A survey of council estates by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation in 1998 found that three times as many thought that their neighbourhood had got worse rather than better.

What if the long-run interests of inhabitants lay with breaking up such social estates, by means of sales or removal, enforced by an "enlightened" housing department?

King Estate, by the way, offers great values annually.

He found his way to real estate by accident.

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Nevertheless, two years later, he was banished from his estate by order of the Saxon government.