Sentence examples similar to grand estates from inspiring English sources
This family memoir vindicates his judgment in bequeathing the estate to his granddaughter, who is evidently sympathetic to its character and history.
"They don't care about us," says Jean Eaton a 66-year-old pensioner who's been living on the estate with her granddaughter for the past seven years.
Woodlawn was the Alexandria, Virginia estate of George Washington's granddaughter, Nelly Custis Lewis.
The bride is a granddaughter of Trammell Crow, the late Dallas real estate tycoon.
The gallery owners, Herbert Remmert and Peter Barth, identified the works at an estate owned by the daughter and granddaughter of Hans and Martha Koch, the news agency said.
Some of the material on display came from a 2005 Paris auction of the estate of Marie-Claude Lalique, René's granddaughter, who died in 2003.
Valli has signed to appear in the movie about a selfish real-estate agent who learns to love again after his estranged son drops off a granddaughter he never knew he had.
The college was founded in 1326 by Lady Elizabeth de Clare, granddaughter of King Edward I. Her endowment to the college, a few years after its founding, was two English estates.
His 100-year-old granddaughter, Mabel Grosvenor, the last living family member to have known Bell personally, still summers at the estate.
"Why?" her granddaughter asked.
"That's my granddaughter.
