Sentence examples for pictures of properties from inspiring English sources

Between 1938 and 1943, about 700,000 stark, unsentimental black-and-white pictures of properties in every borough — known as tax photographs — were taken for the city, to make assessments and as an employment program for the federal Works Progress Administration.

Take pictures of property damage, take video of parties that spill into your yard after midnight, save emails and notes, and so on.

In addition, Company A, 125th Brigade Support Battalion (formerly with 3rd BCT), in conjunction with the inactivation of 3rd BCT, completed a high-visbility project: Company A produced the first Redistribution Property Accountability Team (RPAT) yard in the continental US, which gives commanders a clear picture of property redistribution, especially during a unit's closure.

The site includes pictures of the properties, addresses and maps, a listing of amenities, and services within a couple of miles.

The borrower should know the area they want to invest in and should have pictures of comparable properties.

Take pictures of your property to show the condition it was in before flooding.

At its Web site, www.greatspots.com, you will typically find three pictures of each property plus ample details.

BBC executives were at odds with Crompton about the negotiations that led to the South Yorkshire force giving the corporation full details of the raid a day in advance, including pictures of the property.

Google sees pictures of my property as another opportunity to build advertising real estate and search traffic.

He traveled to Schmitz' mansion and took a bunch of pictures of the property and the loads of expensive cars that were being seized.

The Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive integrations that are being announced today are a part of that bigger concept, Patterson tells me, with the idea here being that you can send flyers to staff with information, pictures of lost property, or other communications — as well as the latest marketing strategy.