Sentence examples for property are all from inspiring English sources

The many cats on the property are all descendants of Hemingway's; many sport extra toes like the originals.

Lack of reproductive choices for women, child marriage, sexual violence, exposure to unsafe abortions and the inability to own property are all linked to slow progress on achieving this and other Millennium Development Goals, commitments governments pledged to meet at the start of this century.

The ten most popular areas for young Scottish professionals to buy property are all in major cities, according to research by the Bank of Scotland.

Unauthorized uses on university property are all uses not approved by the processes described above; DUPD will act on any reports of unauthorized UAS flights and seek to end them.

The countries shouldering the largest costs relative to the size of their economy – in terms of spending on security and medical treatment, lost productivity and earnings, and damage to property – are all conflict-affected states in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

And even the acts that depict damage to property are all perfectly handled, never sensationalized.

Today, despite enjoying Grade II-listed status, the property is all but abandoned.

The double-storey property is all modern geometric lines with a deep veranda up top to catch the sea breeze.

Like that of so many others, her family's property was all cleared out in the violence.

"(Intellectual property) was all we had.

Indeed, the Causeway Bay property is all about location, in the heart of the popular Times Square area, near shopping and steps from the subway.