Sentence examples for small estate of from inspiring English sources

She looks exactly like her brother (one would almost say that she, too, needs a haircut), but she is a Tuscan peasant, like the people who work in the fields near her small estate of Colonnata, just outside Florence.

Just meet Aljoscha Goldschmidt Aljoscha Goldschmidt, a 41-year-old Swiss whose family has owned the small estate of Fattoria Corzano e Paterno on the outskirts of the Chianti Classico region south of Florence since the 1970s.

There is a mixture of single and two-story houses, with most single-story housing on Bannock Road, recently developed with a small estate of bungalows.

During Tsarist rule in the 19th century, the name of Žvejai was superseded by that of Piramont, originating from the small estate of Piramont in the area (now Kalvarijų 1).

Blackader died, of liver cancer and heart failure on 2 April 1921, at Queen Alexandra's Military Hospital, Millbank, London, survived by his wife and two daughters, and leaving a small estate of just under £450.

Hume was the younger son of Joseph Hume, the modestly circumstanced laird, or lord, of Ninewells, a small estate adjoining the village of Chirnside, about nine miles distant from Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed

Domaine Treloar La Terre Promise Blanc, Roussillon, France 2013 (£14.95, leaandsandeman.co.uk) Englishman Jonathan Hesford and his New Zealander wife Rachel Treloar have very quickly turned their small estate into one of the best in the Roussillon.

On a more positive note, Red Barnes, her childhood home, could certainly become a memorial but one exists already in the small estate village church of East Rounton where the Bells had an impressive country mansion (since demolished, like most of Iraq).

Londoner Charles Christie-Webb runs a small estate agency out of a double-decker bus in Camden Town.

I have finally wrapped up most of the details of my father's small estate, so in a couple of months there will be nothing left that I can or should do for either parent.

Mrs. Reed and her former husband, Cecil, from whom she was divorced in 1958, applied to a court to administer their son's small estate, which consisted chiefly of a clarinet, phonograph records, clothes and $495 in a savings account.