Sentence examples for mansion burned from inspiring English sources
His first mansion burned on Jan . 4 , 1820
The Nob Hill mansion burned after the 1906 earthquake, and it was not until 1923 that art practice was first taught on the Berkeley campus itself.
The original Norton House was a mansion burned down in 1741 by its owner, Sir William Keyt, who died in the fire.
Originally built from 1890 to 1893 by a Bible salesman from Illinois, the Victorian-style Newhall Mansion burned to the ground three decades ago when a fire broke out during a kitchen remodel.
One by one, the Ottoman mansions burned down – there was no better spectacle at night than a really good fire – and the Christian and Jewish quarters were emptied by pogroms.
Yaddo was purchased in 1881 by Spencer Trask, a New York financier, but the main house burned to the ground in 1891 and the present mansion was completed two years later, combining a late Victorian style with Italian Renaissance, Gothic and Moorish influences.
Each of the several fires that Mr Pamuk records viewing dispassionately, as rich people's beautiful wooden mansions burnt down on the shores of the Bosphorus, represented the loss of a family fortune.
Even after the family mansion burns down, he continues to live in its ruins, so intent is he on creating a private garden in a hidden glade.
Max and Lem then fight while the mansion burns around them.
During the Revolution his mansion was burned to the ground.
London also poured money into a ranch in Sonoma County, never profitable in his lifetime, and a mansion, which burned down before it was completed.
