Sentence examples for first mansion from inspiring English sources
His first mansion burned on Jan . 4 , 1820
Berry Gordy's house — that was the first mansion I'd ever been in.
We don't even see our first mansion for two-thirds of the show's runtime.
When the first mansion goes up on a block of more modestly-sized homes, it sticks out like a garish eyesore.
But if a second mansion is built on the same block, that first mansion suddenly doesn't look nearly as big and out of place as it did before.
By the end of the century, the first mansions of the rich, although small by later standards, began to adorn the cities, alongside new municipal buildings and the churches of the mendicant orders, especially of the Franciscans and Dominicans.
And at some point, they list their first mansions — the homes they purchased at age 16 or 17 when most other teens their age are still in high school, worrying about their math homework.
First, while the consciousness of self and the world remains, that consciousness is accompanied by a continuous sense of union with God, as Teresa of Ávila clearly shows in discussing the seventh mansion in The Interior Castle.
In 1971, he bought a second mansion, in Los Angeles, and, indifferent to the fact that the magazine's headquarters were half a continent away, he enclosed himself there more or less permanently.
The mansion, with seven guest suites, is now part of a small luxury hotel called Carcosa Seri Negara; a second mansion, with six more suites, is under renovation after a fire in February.
If a third mansion is built on the block, it's all over.
