Sentence examples for items of property from inspiring English sources

That afternoon, each tenant in our building was allowed to make one quick trip inside and rescue items of property.

"Signs will be marked on and licenses will be issued to items of property permitted for export after review and approval procedures are completed".

"The number of properties lost is fascinating, every day we're getting well over 1,200 items of property found across the network, it's staggering," he said.

She called for women to be treated as human beings with the same fundamental human rights as men, rather than as items of property to be traded in marriage.

Coverage on the BPP form can be written on a scheduled basis, whereby specific items of property are listed and insured, or on a blanket basis, whereby property at several locations can be insured for a single sum.

The descendants of the enslaved carry the same English surnames that appear in the ledgers of the Slave Compensation Commission – Gladstone, Beckford, Hibbert, Blair, etc – names that were imposed on their ancestors, initials that were sometimes branded on their skin, in order to mark them as items of property.

"If death is reversible then the body is no longer an item of property to be disposed of, [the dead person] suddenly becomes an agent again".

No boy may sell any item of property worth more than a maximum amount as laid down from time to time (currently £20).

Goldman's trading system, he argued, was built for internal use and was not a tangible item of property distributed and used by the commercial public.

The recorder of Westminster, Judge Alistair McCreath, told him: "This was a deliberate and planned causing of damage to a valuable item of property on public display, carried out as a publicity exercise".

But I found fascinating tidbits in such apparently dull places as the annually published municipal reports; for instance, the fact that Jenny's sole item of property at the time of her death — her Colt pistol, which she was always flashing around in bars — actually belonged to a pawnbroker.