Sentence examples for estates far from from inspiring English sources

He has no interest in furthering existing stigmas regarding the shortcomings of such postmodern structures: "I'm trying to propose a different vision of these estates, far from the discussion about obsolescence, unemployment, delinquency and exclusion".

Though quiet in tone and contemplative in manner, Albert Serra's historical drama, set in a Swiss villa and a Balkan estate, far from royal courts and teeming cities, brings exotic passions of the eighteenth century to furious life.

No longer was it the sole preserve of Mulcaire on a south west London industrial estate far removed from Wapping.

Soon afterwards she moved about a mile away, to a vicarage on the edge of the estate, far enough from the house to give her son Stoker (nicknames are important in these circles – his real name is Peregrine), the 12th duke, and his wife Amanda, the new duchess, room to breathe.

The cite of the filming was a great estate not far from Oyster Bay.

The father of four lived on the Dunmore housing estate not far from the murder scene.

I grew up on a Hackney council estate not far from Ridley Road.

He lives in a small house on a new estate, not far from his parents.

And while the short-term outlook for commercial real estate is far from assured, buyers are returning to the market.

But real estate brokers who service the city's wealthiest and most powerful home seekers say that Mr. Walder's tastes in real estate are far from exclusive.

She lived on the Saffron Lane estate, not far from the house in which the playwright Joe Orton – another of Leicester's claims to literary fame – had grown up.