Sentence examples for rich estates from inspiring English sources

Shelley was the heir to rich estates acquired by his grandfather, Bysshe (pronounced "Bish") Shelley.

Frederick now won himself a foothold in the Austrian domains on the Danube and succeeded in acquiring the rich estates and fiefs of Ulrich.

One let oneself drift along with it for hours at a time, as if one were gliding down a fresh and limpid river, whose banks were adorned with rich estates and beautiful houses".Churchill was another magnificent talker, perhaps the greatest of the 20th century, but often a poor listener.

She may have been a bit nuts and imperious, but Celia was fine by me: she insisted on no weapons or violence, believed everyone should carry their own weight, and was a good leader for all those workers who had the run of the rich estates they used to tend.

The number of moderately rich estates those with taxable fortunes at death of $1 million to $2.5 million -- fell to 21,635 in 2003 from 24,591 in 2001, a decline of 12percentthethe I.R.S. report showed.

Natalya, the rich estate owner's wife, has fallen hopelessly in love with her son's tutor, Aleksey, with disastrous consequences all round.

This was a variation on the "unclaimed estate" swindle, in which a sucker is led to believe he stands to get a cut of a rich estate tied up in litigation if only he will contribute enough money to help straighten out the mess.

This would exempt almost 3,000 wealthier estates from any taxation and lower the tax for the 3,600 even richer estates that still pay any levy.

Brown said: "The biggest beneficiary of the Conservative manifesto is, as always, the richest estates in the country and not the ordinary hard-working people".

"They say they want to spend billions on inheritance tax cuts of £200,000 a throw for the richest estates in Britain.

It would be grossly irresponsible to press ahead with the Bush-era folly of inheritance tax breaks for the richest estates.