Sentence examples for moveable estate from inspiring English sources

Some were highly successful, such as Janet Flockhart, an Edinburgh Wadwife or moneylender, who had been left a widow with seven children after her third husband's suicide, and who managed her business affairs so successfully that she amassed a moveable estate of £22,000 by her death in the late sixteenth century.

Some were highly successful, like Janet Flockhart, an Edinburgh wadwife or moneylender, who had been left a widow with seven children after her third husband's suicide, and who managed her business affairs so successfully that she had amassed a moveable estate of £22,000 by her death in the late sixteenth century.

Enslaved blacks were considered moveable real estate that could be mortgaged and sold.

When the fourth laird, George (the Governor), died in 1820, the estate was worth £300,000 with almost £35,000 of moveable assets.

The lion's share of the almost $1 billion on offer in the competition was awarded to the Big U, a proposal for a ten-mile segmented wall, made of landscaped bridging berms and moveable gates, to protect the lower half of Manhattan and the very valuable real estate locate there.

Somehow, this moveable feast endures.

Moveable whiteboards in each space.

Use moveable whiteboards when necessary.

As with puppets, their limbs appear moveable.

It is, however, not a moveable feast.

A moveable feast for the ground staff.