Sentence examples for mansion residence from inspiring English sources

City, village, court, palace, manor, mansion, residence, and domicile are French; but town, borough, hall, house, bower, room, and home are English.

The Newsday columnist Jimmy Breslin has called the residence Mansion Murphy and has taken the bishop to task for displacing the Dominican nuns who had been living there.

Sarah Lawrence students may live in one of several mansions that were once private residences, pre-war apartment complexes or a traditional co-ed residence hall.

The eerie illumination gives the abodes the appearance of ghostly mansions, ephemeral residences like the one Charles Foster Kane built and died in, a snow globe falling from his hand.

Today the Biltmore is surrounded by two championship golf courses, mansions, upscale residences, time-share condos, and shopping centers--the lavish Biltmore Fashion Park is a place worthy of wandering even if you don't spend a penny.

"UPPER EAST SIDE: ON THE PARK" covers the mansions, clubs and residences designed by McKim, Mead & White and others.

It's half an hour's drive inland from Budva, in an imposing mountain setting, and has a few grand and faded mansions, once the residences of ambassadors.

Lined with the Italianate mansions of ambassadors' residences and the palatial pieds-à-terre of Middle Eastern royals, Porchester Terrace in west London is an unlikely place to find the original icon of suburbia.

With photographs of grand mansions and suburban residences; with images of high schools, apartment buildings, town halls and post offices; with examples of mass-market furniture and finely made cabinetry; with pewter candlesticks and pictorial wall murals and floor plans, the exhibition gradually helps us see what is all around us.

Almost none of the Long Island mansions were still private residences.

The historic wealth of the city is manifested in palaces, mansions and other lavish residences.