Sentence examples for important estates from inspiring English sources

According to Rahman, "the Werkbundsiedlung remains one of the most important estates in modern architecture".

The listing was reported to have read: "One of the most important estates ever built in Los Angeles, The Alfred Rosenheim Mansion was declared a historical monument and cultural landmark.

It refers to "the vast and strategically important estates of which Malvern was a part" in the 15th and 16th centuries, to a widespread awareness of Malvern Priory, to the likelihood of a pilgrimage route through the town.

The Rhône Valley is well represented with Château Fortia, arguably the most important estate in Chateauneuf du Pape at the time.

Bernard Arnault, the chairman of LVMH, has invested some of his own money in partnership with Albert Frère, a Belgian banker, to buy Cheval Blanc, the most important estate in Saint-Emilion, for FFr860m ($150m) giving a record value of FFr21m per hectare.

In fairness, Sotheby's and Christie's have over the years turned out collector's-item catalogs for their most important estate auctions and high-profile house sales, lavish productions in limited editions that document the atmosphere in which the things for sale were originally assembled.

Lifetime gifts are an important estate-planning tool.

From the 11th century onwards Glastonbury Abbey became the centre of a large water-borne transport network as further canalisations and new channels were made in the region, including the diversion of the Brue to afford access to the important estate at Meare and an easier route to the Bristol Channel.

As a result 200 of the 378 architecturally important estate houses have been demolished, were destroyed in the period after 1945, a higher proportion of the total than in England Included in the destruction were works by Robert Adam, including Balbardie House and Hamilton Palace.

Relocators connect clients to everything from the paramountly important real estate broker to party planners.

"Long Island is very important real estate for us," said Jim Wilkinson, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.