Sentence examples for properties borrowed from inspiring English sources

I was thinking of a composite of streets around near where I live in Clapham, with features and properties borrowed from all around the place.

Renamed Casden Properties; borrowed big, built empire of commercial, residential real estate.

There is the often arduous and lengthy process of buying up air rights — or unused development rights — from adjacent properties; borrowing hundreds of millions of dollars in financing; and engineering architecturally unique structures that can rise 90 stories or more.

The primary obstacle for marijuana farmers' markets in places where weed is not completely illegal seems to be location, location, location: Traditional farmers' markets are open air and held on public property borrowed with the consent of local governments.

This physical association between the two types of organelles allows P-bodies to segregate within the germline blastomere, a property borrowed from the germ granules.

But much like Trump did in the late nineteen-eighties, Kushner overpaid for a trophy property, borrowing heavily, and subsequently encountered serious financial challenges that became public.

She will ask you to sell property, borrow the money from family, or put it on a credit card.

Not wanting to mortgage any of his properties, Breslau borrowed from loan sharks.

Commercial-property firms borrowed on a whim in the mid-2000s.

Fu and his wife sold their property and borrowed money to raise the cash.

Because many have both depreciated the property and borrowed heavily against it, they may have debt that exceeds the basis, he says.