Sentence examples for sharing estate from inspiring English sources

Facebook has finally capped off its strategy of cloning Snapchat's USP by slotting a camera-first, ephemeral multimedia sharing feature into its entire social sharing estate.

A plan to turn a former army barracks in north Belfast into a shared estate has floundered amid old-fashioned sectarian wrangling.

Therefore, it is important to understand the relationship between meditation and estate planning decisions by which individuals manage financial risk, such as sharing their estate with unwanted parties.

Miller and Schlopy are accustomed to sharing real estate during the ski season.

This new service, Berkowitz told me, should be especially useful for companies that want to distribute promotional materials at trade shows or real estate agents who want to share real estate information.

The paintings share real estate with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives," its "Most Wanted Terrorists" and the National Sex Offender Public Registry.

Nor is it surprising that when the young and in lease fall out of love, shared real estate sometimes becomes a weapon.

Maybe your parents are elderly or divorced and you want them to share your estate, but you know that having either as administrator would be a disaster.

In most states parents share the estate with a surviving, childless spouse; in some, siblings and more distant relatives have a claim on separately titled assets, too.

He currently shares the estate with his wife, Calista Flockhart, and their children.

In the administration of their lands the brothers shared their estate managers and lawyers, while their local affinities consisted of the same gentry families.