Sentence examples similar to property drawn from inspiring English sources

When a property draws multiple bids these days, agents say, it's usually because it's in fantastic condition and priced for the current market.

The peacock would fly off the school's property, drawing the attention of neighbors in Queens, and then fly back at night.

But Lucent's construction of two 18-hole golf courses on the property drew the ire of nearby residents who became concerned about the project's potential impact on the community.

The owner of M.D. Pruitt's furniture store has hired off-duty sheriff's deputies to keep day laborers off the property, drawing protests over the last six weekends from immigrant advocates.

The property draws a young crowd and can get quite loud with its purposeful off-the-beaten-path vibe.

But Rhinehart's property drew scorn from neighbors, who've said he didn't spend much time actually living there.

The Copenhagen property draws families, couples, and groups to its mix of clean and Scandinavian-inspired rooms that range from dorm to private, with en-suite or shared bathrooms.

Each humor was in turn ascribed properties drawn from the four elements.

In 1996, none of the waterfront properties drew a single bid because no one showed up for the auction.

More generally, it is interesting to observe over the course of her printmaking career Cassatt's evolving play with fundamental pairs of formal properties: drawing and color, depth and flatness and illusion and abstraction.

Together, the brands' online properties draw 1.5 million unique visitors per month.