Sentence examples for estates which are from inspiring English sources

Nor is he likely to set up home in Isleworth or Lake Nona, the two Orlando estates which are home to so many leading players.

And unlike British estates, which are handed down from one landed aristocrat to the next, historical American homes tend to be strongly identified with their original inhabitants — like Thomas Jefferson or William Randolph Hearst.

Fairtrade coffee beans are sourced from single estates, which are then roasted by Tine himself, with each one chalked up on a board indicating the date the beans were picked and when they were roasted.

But Khan must get tougher on how councils approach their existing estates, which are too often thought of as "brownfield" land, and make them recognise the value in their bricks and mortar – and the people who actually live there.

The company, named after the Duchy of Cornwall estates, which are held in trust by the prince of Wales, made its first profit in 1999 and used local suppliers and traditional food production techniques.

Nonetheless, New York Estates which are valued under $2,062,500, for those dying on or before March 31 , 2015 are exempt from all such taxes.

I "played out" and rollerskated around estates, which were hardly alien places.

As the conflicts with Rudolf persisted, Matthias strove to come to an understanding with the estates, which were mainly Protestant.

Many feel trapped on the estates, which were built in the 1960s and 1970s to house waves of immigrant workers.

Wider adoption of this evaluation approach would facilitate performance benchmarking across estates, which is conducive to attaining quality and cost-effective services.

The closest subway to Floral Park is the F; the closest stop is Jamaica Estates, which is reached by the No. 43 bus.