Eventually Sergei Alexeyevich found employment as a soil engineer, employed by one of his former fellow-students, Dmitri Sontsov, on whose estate in the Ukrainian steppes the Prokofievs moved to.
It owes its origin to the Manger family, on whose estate the orchard stood.
The shared plot is almost too complex to recount, but it involves relationships within and among several families, most notably the Platts, on whose estate the action takes place.
In this persuasive and gently humorous novel, the discovery of a newborn baby girl left in a cardboard box creates opportunities for redemption and renewal for the handyman who finds her and for the dowager on whose estate she was abandoned.
Imperial city, also called Free Imperial City, German Reichsstadt, or Freie Reichsstadt, any of the cities and towns of the Holy Roman Empire that were subject only to the authority of the emperor, or German king, on whose demesne (personal estate) the earliest of them originated.
Based on the novel by Hemingway, whose estate gave Mr. Young permission to adapt it, the piece, conducted by Richard Aulden Clark, features Lawrence Harris, tenor, as Jake, the American reporter in Paris, and Luciana LaMonico, soprano, as Lady Brett Ashley.
"They loved this land," Mr. McHenry recalled, referring to DeWitt and Lila Acheson Wallace, founders of Reader's Digest, whose estate was on Byram Lake Road bordering the lake and in close proximity to the property being bought by Mount Kisco.
He served in the army (1747 58) but left it after his marriage to a Welsh heiress, whose estate in Swansea he inherited on her death in 1782.
The resort was developed by landowners, the Mostyn family, whose estate business continues to keep a guiding hand on the resort's development.
She claimed that among her lovers had been Viscount ("Bill") Astor, on whose Cliveden estate the Conservative politician John Profumo, holder of the non-cabinet post of war secretary, first began his infamous sexual liaison with Rice-Davies's friend Christine Keeler, who was simultaneously bedding a Soviet naval attache.
A new generation, represented by Stephen Crabb, proud product of a Welsh council estate, seeks to appeal to the left-behinds on whose grievances the Brexit vote pivoted.
