Sentence examples similar to mansion move from inspiring English sources

John Jacob Astor bought much of it, and in 1820 he had the mansion moved to the southeast corner of what is now Charlton and Varick Streets.

They married in the Ohio governor's mansion, moved to Topeka — her father-in-law, Keith Sebelius, was a congressman from Kansas — and raised two sons, now in their 20s.

Later that night it started becoming less "funny" and another email was fired off to aide Ivy Frye saying, "Do they want the mansion moved to wasilla?

In three months, Cartier will temporarily decamp from the six-story Plant mansion and move four blocks north, to the former Coca-Cola store at 711 Fifth Avenue, where it will do business until the spring of 2001.

When he died in 1926 his obituary in The Times noted that he "became one of the first owners of an old Fifth Avenue mansion to move into a Park Avenue apartment".

Sometimes "mansion squatters" move in.

But just a year after Smithers' death in 1994, St . Lukes decided to sell off the mansion and move the center to a hospital ward.

At the other extreme, if you've got a $3 million mansion to move, your upscale target clientele probably isn't going to want to dicker with you directly.

Now break up with that dreamy mansion and move on.

In-game objects are removed from view when either the player character or one of the mansion staff move in front of them.

It was established in 1947 at Briarcliff Manor's old recreation building; it moved to Walter Law's Manor House and then to the William Kingsland mansion, and moved to its current location in 1955.