Sentence examples for estates lie from inspiring English sources

The tea estates lie in the High Range, a mountainous area straddling the modern Indian states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

The charters record donations of property to the church, nearly all by lay benefactors, giving details of where estates lay and how valuable they were, when they were received, on what terms leases were granted, and disputes arising later.

Meanwhile, the Carpenters estate lies practically empty, a ghost town where people should be living.

From thereon the estate lay as ruined as Sousa Mendes' reputation.

Today, the most valuable real estate lies in walkable urban locations.

Being able to kick off your shoes may well be the best bonus of the season, no matter what summer real estate lies underfoot.

Most of the estate lies south of Bayville Avenue; the area was transformed around 30 years ago into a private community of 125 colonials and ranches on quarter-acre lots, some with Sound beachfront.

So when it came to saying goodbye to my defunct 13-year-old Alfa estate, lying abandoned with a dead battery outside my house since November, I realised I had no idea how to actually get rid of a vehicle.

Partly it's so that the college, which already has one of the most valuable property portfolios in Britain, can keep buying buildings – as if real estate lay at the core of the academic ideal.

Agbara estate lies on a laterite outcrop in an area of lowland behind the swamp forest of the Ologe Lagoon.

The seven-and-a-half-acre estate lies in the borough of Alpine, just over the Hudson River from Manhattan.