Sentence examples for of its residences from inspiring English sources
And the starting price of its residences will be more than 47.5 million rupees.
By the 1970s the harbor was blighted and most of its residences abandoned.
In an early indication of the trend, the New York development One57 sold 50 percent of its residences within six months of its introduction in November 2011, with the most expensive apartments selling first, including the penthouse of almost 11,000 square feet for $95 million.
"The family is devastated in general but to say that he committed suicide is horrible," said Laura Tavormina, the deputy director of the West Side Federation for Senior and Supportive Housing, the agency that employed Mr. Saint Hilaire as a janitor in one of its residences.
The only exception is provided by hPS bound in the M site – during at least one third of its residence time in the site it forms more than three H-bonds with CT.
The average homeowning household owed lenders 46percentt of the market value of its residence during last year's third quarter, up sharply from about 30percentt in 1982 and 40percentt in 1991, at the start of the current economic expansion, the Fed reports show.
It's going to cost $1.2 million, but Vanderbilt University is finally going to etch out the "confederate" name from one of its residence halls.
In these calculations an event where the Ca2+ ion changed its distance from the protein's surface for a period of 2 ps or less was not considered as termination of its residence period.
(7) dc dτ = r c, c τ = 0 = c o Eq. (7) defines the PFR reactor trajectory in the concentration space as a function of its residence time.
While continuing to serve as one of the city's finest hotels, it is also one of its premier residences, with 77 co-ops.
She eventually did commit suicide, and the suit, filed in January 2002, accuses M.I.T. of breach of contract, medical malpractice and negligence on the part of its psychiatrists, residence hall advisers and the campus police.
