Sentence examples for growing estates from inspiring English sources

Only 8.4% of vineyards in France are organic, making Chateau de Brau different from the large majority of French wine growing estates.

"In the 1990s the thought was, ‘It's a growing estate.' Now you need to be concerned with the shrinking estate," says Marsha Murray-Lusby, the Willigs' Portland estate lawyer.

The agents' thinking was that he should buy as much insurance as he could now, because that locks in the price: Adding more insurance later to cover a growing estate means higher costs.

In 1961, John Smith's acquired the Barnsley Brewery Company, adding 250 licensed properties to their growing estate.

In 1775 he was living on this pension and the income from his growing estate in St. Jean, Quebec, when the colonial army invaded.

Washington's father, Augustine Washington, had gone to school in England, tasted seafaring life, and then settled down to manage his growing Virginia estates.

When buying wine, you should take your time: check the vintage (older is better); try to buy bottles that are labeled "estate grown" or "estate bottled" ("Mis en bouteille" in French or "Imbottigliato all'origine" in Italian).

Much of this growth is expected to be in the rapidly expanding commercial sector as more farms are converted into grape-growing estates.

This scene of highland Sri Lankan life, amid the verdant rolling hills of the tea-growing estates, masks poor levels of nutrition among children living in these communities.

But you'd better act quick; with international real estate company Knight Frank calling the country one of the quickest growing real estate markets, that affordability could soon change.

"They would be appropriate sound effects for a rapidly growing real estate market," Zimmer said.