Sentence examples for reference to the estate from inspiring English sources

"The problem with that is that it seems so calculated now," said Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster who is widely credited for popularizing the term "death tax" in the 1990s in reference to the estate tax.

The original made reference to the crown estate being "Her Majesty's property company" and residents of crown estate property being tenants of the Queen.

One of them included a blunt reference to the real-estate boom and bust with the letters and symbols "Pa$$ing" posted on spikes in newly churned dirt.

In 1952, the French demographer Alfred Sauvy coined the term Third World in reference to the three estates in pre-revolutionary France.

The family plans to spend the long holiday weekend at their Hyde Park home, which they jokingly refer to as their Kennebunkport, a reference to the sprawling Bush family estate in Kennebunkport, Maine.

Some of the more politically correct American artists rather sadly said, 'We have to leave.'" This is a reference to the loss of the Jackson Pollock estate and the abrupt departure of Robert Motherwell, who said of Frank Lloyd: "If you are in his power, he is ruthless" and: "He knows everyone has his price; Lloyd's potency is money".

The rubbish remark was a reference to the city's unresolved battle to collect taxes on the estate.

In "The Age of Innocence," she nods to the future development of Manhattan real estate with a sidelong reference to the pioneering spirit of Mrs. Manson Mingott, who "put the crowning touch to her audacities by building a large house of cream-colored stone … in an inaccessible wilderness near the Central Park".

Last year, while studying the catalogue of a large estate once belonging to the Bufalini family, in Umbria, she came across a reference to the Fiorentina.

A reference to the bankers?

The reference to the mother was important.