Sentence examples for palatial compound from inspiring English sources

CCTV footage from the estate released at the weekend shows trucks being loaded with boxes before Yanukovych jumps into a helicopter and flees his palatial compound for good.

It is an axis that runs for more than 20km, shooting out like a laser beam meridian line from the walls of the Forbidden City, the palatial compound that lies at the centre of it all.

Thus it is unfathomable that the Pakistani military and intelligence service didn't know that the No. 1 terrorist in the world was residing comfortably in a palatial compound there.

The psychological element of seeing masked revolutionaries wiping their boots on the carpets at the ousted president Viktor Yanukovych's palatial compound is also likely to have had an effect on a ruler who has done everything to ensure that protest stirrings at home are nipped in the bud.

Built palatial compound in the Hamptons; mansion believed to be 100,000 square feet and have 30 bedrooms.

Construction still underway on his palatial compound in the Hamptons: 100,000 square feet, 29 bedrooms, 2 bowling alleys, 39 bathrooms.

His rivals have palatial compounds on Halsey Street in Auckland -- some with restaurant-sized kitchens, plasma-screen televisions and gleaming cappuccino machines.

The country's richest man, Mr. Ivanishvili lived in a sealed environment of his own making, raising zebras, practicing yoga and amassing a $1.3 billion art collection from his palatial compounds, including one in the mountain village where he was born.

The film, narrated by Navalny, shows yachts, palatial compounds, and a 17th century Tuscan villa that are all allegedly controlled by Medvedev thanks to a complex web of cronies, charitable funds, and offshore companies.

About 2 a.m., Israeli tanks and infantry, with helicopters flying overhead, began their attack on Mr. Rajoub's palatial hilltop compound, a state-of-the-art security complex widely believed to have been built with financial help from the United States.

But as the assassination of Osama bin Laden at his palatial fortress compound in a military garrison town not far from the capital demonstrates, the script has changed.