Sentence examples for organized estates from inspiring English sources

For the late 8th and 9th centuries, at least in northern Italy and Tuscany, there is evidence of more organized estates, which were the equivalent of the manors of England and the villae of 9th-century northern France.

"We sell everything from a 50-cent half-used can of WD-40 to a $5,000 dining table," said Daniel Sanders, president of Four Sales, which organizes estate sales in and around Washington, D.C. "Estate sales are becoming a more visible and mainstream way of shopping".

We are committed to our vision of organizing real estate industry in India".

No, VHT just had to go ahead and buy Dwellicious, an oddly named service that enables people to bookmark, tag and organize real estate properties online in the same vein.

For weeks, the police said, they visited open houses in Manhattan organized by real estate agents to show expensive apartments to potential buyers.

He fixed up and sold real estate, organized local festivals, opened a restaurant, a bed and breakfast, a newsstand and a mailbox store.

Fannie paid academics to do research showing the benefits of its activities and playing down the risks, and shrewdly organized bankers, real estate brokers and housing advocacy groups to lobby on its behalf.

The next major challenge was to identify the right location for setting up the shop; the following factors were crucial for the decision on the location: it should be in the neighborhood, the absence of an organized retailing, real estate should be reasonable, and the future developmental prospects of the area.

Sunday saw the one-year anniversary of their battle and a family day was organized in the estate with facepainting and live music to celebrate.

Later on, the estate was organized as a waqf, a land devoted for Muslim religious or charitable purposes.

These holdings were first consolidated into estates (shōen) organized under the authority of the civil nobility and religious establishments, and they remained within the framework of imperial government.