Sentence examples for estates on which from inspiring English sources

However, it also formally tied serfs to the estates on which they resided.

Those same notables were also the owners of large agricultural estates on which the peasants were practically serfs.

The Goths lived on the income of the estates on which they had been planted and also received an annual donative from the King.

In 1733 he reestablished the national militia but acceded to the landowners' demand that peasants who were conscripted were bound to return as tenant farmers to the estates on which they were born.

The social historian Emily Cockayne writes in Cheek By Jowl, her excellent history of neighbours, about postwar estates on which parents would come to blows every summer over their children's unruly playing styles.

But golf, a sport of long-term investors — both those who buy the expensive equipment and those who build the princely estates on which it is played — has always seemed to exist in a world above the fray of shifting demographics.

The late Henry Frick II created the estate on which Stone Mansion was built.

That could lead to selling of stocks, bonds and even real estate on which investors have profits to realize.

A map of the 49-acre estate, on which Mr. Johnson lived from 1949 until his death in 2005, hangs prominently on one wall.

Whyte paid £1 to take on the team, the real estate on which it plays, and the debts that he thought he could manage.

Even if he failed, many stores still held tremendous potential value in the form of real estate on which Kmart and Sears stores were located.