Sentence examples for estates of its from inspiring English sources

St. John's rose above pastoral farmland and the lavish estates of its patrons when it opened in 1871, and easily could have passed for a medieval church in a Constable landscape of the English countryside, until the city gradually climbed up and over the bluff to surround it with brownstones and apartment buildings.

Their institution costs, even wastes, public money, though it controls huge wealth and estates of its own.

One of hundreds of social housing estates of its kind to be hastily constructed across the country in the Sixties and Seventies (the Heygate was completed in 1974), this crime-racked labyrinth of grey high-rise blocks and small terraced houses, linked by raised foot bridges and stone stairwells, stands as a monument to the failure of post-war mass housing.

Collage's surviving member Larry White and the estates of its two late members, Grady Wilkins and Lee Peters, are listed as filing the lawsuit, reports the Independent.

So his plot can't bear the weight of an analysis that sees Washington as a city emasculated because it can't "tax the real estate of its major tenant or the income of its commuting workforce".

It was discovered only in 1993, in the estate of its German owner.

They bought the place four years ago from the estate of its fabled proprietor, Gene Ross, with the modest business plan of keeping it going for the faithful and breaking even at the cash register.

The Hirshhorn one was left to the museum by the estate of its founder, Joseph H. Hirshhorn, in 1981.

Sotheby's laid out the biggest guarantee in history – $515m for the estate of its former owner Alfred Taubman.

Apple isn't alone in using the platinum online real estate of its home page to make a big statement with its customers.

After buying a controlling interest in Resorts from the estate of its founder, Mr. Trump battled the talk show host Merv Griffin for control of the company.