Sentence examples for estates extracted from from inspiring English sources

In Bohemia in 1609 the estates extracted from the emperor a guarantee of religious freedom, the so-called Letter of Majesty.

The continuance of sales and salt taxes in 1343 could be extracted from the Estates of Paris only in return for the restoration of a stable coinage; in the following years regional assemblies in the north proved even more obstinate.

The $1.1 trillion in life insurance reserves pales in comparison with the $1.8 trillion that homeowners extracted from their real estate in the 2003 05 period.

At L'Union Estate, you can watch oil being extracted from coconut flesh (an island tradition).

· Extracted from the Riverford Farm Cook Book by Guy Watson and Jane Baxter (Fourth Estate, £16.99).

Extracted from A Modern Way to Eat by Anna Jones (Fourth Estate, £25).

The plan is to use DNA extracted from a long-dead male relative to find the purest genetic match to inherit the £7.5m estate.

· Extracted from Hansard 5th December 1956.

Extracted from the Guardian, May 17 2008.

I was extracted from them".

Extracted from Kinsey and Me by Sue Grafton.