Sentence examples for point of estate from inspiring English sources

It used to be a point of pride – or a point of estate agents' patter – to have a famous person in the neighbourhood, but for well-heeled Londoners, having a celebrity in your backyard is worse than wind turbines, Japanese knotweed and a third runway put together, it seems.

An enthusiastic golfer, hiker and rollerblader, Gerry was a witty raconteur and writer who loved a good political debate, never missed a worthwhile play and was equally at home discussing Russian Constructivism or the finer points of estate law.

The seclusion may be the biggest selling point of the estate belonging to Robert Hurst, a former executive at Goldman Sachs, which was just listed by Debbie Loeffler of the Corcoran Group for $65 million.

You see, years ago, the point of an estate car was to carry stuff around in, and the manufacturers usually bolted the biggest glasshouse on the back they could get away with.

It's a case, at this point, of real estate rich, but cash stretched.

In 1902, Law built the Briarcliff Lodge on the highest point of his estate; it was the first hotel in Westchester County.

Cohen & Steers, a real estate money management firm, expects REITs' acquisition binge to dovetail nicely with the low point of the real estate cycle.

It is the whole point of the Fourth Estate.

"From a policy point of view, the estate tax is not there for raising revenue.

First, the battery means there's not a huge amount of luggage space, surely the point of a Volvo estate.

Walter Law hired Pennsylvania architect Guy King to construct the Briarcliff Lodge on the highest point of Law's estate.