Sentence examples for property at all from inspiring English sources

"I'm nobody's property at all, of any kind".

It's not that we don't need to protect intellectual property at all.

They have done their job just having a property at all.

And what finally unlocks the secret of a piece may not be a formal property at all.

By the standards of most developed countries, Britain hardly dares to tax expensive property at all; council-tax rates in poor boroughs are higher than in rich ones.

The handful of business owners on the road who remember the centre say it was always busy, with large numbers of young people coming in and out of the large, three-storey Victorian corner property at all hours.

Bret didn't raise taxes -- for five months we didn't pay any property taxes at all.

In many countries, you won't have to pay property taxes at all.

And today more than 200,000 senior citizens in this state pay no property, school property taxes at all because of our STAR program.

It argues that contrary to Aristotle's view, such "qualities" are not properties of bodies at all.

The binary blends exhibit declined mechanical properties at all compositions.