Sentence examples for expansive property from inspiring English sources
"expansive property" is a valid phrase in written English
It typically refers to real estate that covers a large amount of land, such as a large estate, park, ranch, or golf course. For example: "The Smith family recently purchased an expansive property in the countryside."
"It's so hard to shoot wealth," Mr. Batmanglij said, gazing hungrily past tall red walls at the expansive property beyond.
Are clandestine alien autopsies or chemical warfare experiments being carried out on the grounds of this expansive property?
It was dusk when I arrived at the expansive property, where huge trees clung together over rustic-style cottages.
The expansive property has both flat and hilly areas, and includes a lake, a natural waterfall and camping areas.
And an expansive property that used to be a dairy farm, along Obtuse Hill Road, might have presented an irresistible development opportunity in other places but here has been conserved as a park.
When Lenny throws an '80s-themed costume party (pop goes the nostalgia!), the Greeks invade, and a free-for-all commences in which age battles callow youth and townies fight collegians (dubious class warfare conducted on Lenny's expansive property).
The volume expansive properties of HES expansion can be observed by the increased distance between the RBCs in the capillaries in comparison with 0.9% NaCl priming.
But those in the business of building dream homes on expansive properties at prices ranging from $1.5 million to $10 million, and even $20 million, say they have no problem marketing their wares.
City residents looking for huge second homes on expansive properties aren't likely to find them in Cold Spring; such weekenders usually buy outside the village or in Garrison.
Market-oriented economists do not deny that the system can give rise to qualitative or distributional ills, but they tend to believe that these are more than compensated for by its general expansive properties.
A few minutes north of the George Washington Bridge, this hilly Bergen County borough on the Palisades has been popular with affluent professionals seeking a more suburban setting with large houses and expansive properties, while remaining close to the city.
