Sentence examples for rose estate from inspiring English sources

Last year, in federal court in Hartford, the museum sued the Rose estate for possession of the marionette, identified in legal papers as "Original Howdy," to distinguish it from several copies made as stand-ins but rarely used on the show.

Total posthumous albums discovered and released as a cassette-only box set by the Axl Rose estate in 2075: 37. Average rating of those albums on Pitchfork.com: 8.8.

The community the school serves live on a low-rise estate that would once have housed workers at the Cowley car plant.

It's a classic 1960s high-rise estate, poorly designed, dilapidated and previously plagued by anti-social behaviour and drugs-related crime.

The plan envisages the demolition of over 6,000 houses across the city, of which 2,500 lie in Scotswood, a post-war, low-rise estate that sprawls over a steep hill rising from the north bank of the Tyne.

At the Town Hall, Joan asks Mr Johnson Colin Prockterr) about applying for a flat in the new high-rise estate; she is told she is unlikely to get a tenancy, as preference will be given to those with young children.

Large land holdings and rising real estate prices in Hong Kong have put the company's business in good shape for 2010, he says.

Just as rising real estate prices had a positive effect on American consumers, declining real estate prices continue to undermine their confidence.

Real estate prices bottoming in the next 12 months, but higher interest rates may impede rising real estate prices.

Furthermore, higher and further rising real estate prices are driving up the costs for land leases in the case of ground-mounted solar and wind power installations.

That was a little more than the gain attributed to rising real estate values.