And the standing estate-tax law's unusual expiration clauses were designed to require a decision at this point -- how to pay for the tax break, which Congressional reports say will cost roughly $234 billion over the next 10 years.
Gateways still standing, of estates that were never built, etc.
The King Square estate, standing at the edge of Islington that borders the City, may be in danger of investing the term "estate regeneration" with unaccustomed respectability.
But the church that late in the house's existence had been built on the back avenue, for the convenience of the family and its followers, was still standing; and the estate's scattering of dwellings — the houndsman's and its yard and kennels, the gamekeeper's, the estate agent's pebble-dashed house — had undergone renovation and were all occupied.
As hopes fade for the GOP establishment to wrest the nomination from Trump, can the Left honestly express confidence in its chances of winning if the only thing standing between real estate magnate Donald Trump and President Donald Trump is Hillary Clinton?
Among the more striking images is a real estate office standing nearly alone on a small sliver of land, the area around it eroded by ocean water.
Suppose further that, instead of being teachers, they had jobs with no social standing - estate agents or even journalists.
It required that parties to many sorts of transaction be of the same standing or estate, but it could not be an impediment to marriage in the law of the church.
Staff of Kennington estate agent standing in window loving the demo and urging it on.
They were standing outside a real estate agency where a female friend from Ms. Phillips's childhood who was an an agent of the firm was trying to find her a condominium — and a date.
He commends the plucky Linda Wagner-Martin for standing up to the estate and writing "a mildly feminist but otherwise careful and evenhanded account of the life" (note the "but"), and rendering an "admiring and forgiving" portrait.
