Sentence examples for such estates from inspiring English sources

Many such estates and their quaint bungalows have become "home stays," popular places for tourists to visit.

This is because he grew up in a north-west Edinburgh housing estate, and in Edinburgh they always built such estates next to Gypsy encampments.

On such estates there were a number of economic activities and, consequently, a wide division of labour, some slave, some free.

The Greek historian Xenophon (5th 4th century bce) and the Roman statesman Marcus Porcius Cato (3rd 2nd century bce) wrote handbooks for the management of such estates.

Though Ballard's doom-laden vision of high-rise living may seem compelling – especially considering the anti-social reputation of such estates – more recent research suggests that the buildings are not as intrinsically flawed as we might first imagine.

The estate tax produced 9.5percentt less revenue for the federal government in 2003 from estates of $1 million or more than in 2001, despite a 1.4percentt increase in total value of such estates, the data show.

It must have the lowest footfall (and lowest daytime occupancy) of any such estate in Europe.

A feoffment "to the use of such person and persons, and of such estate and estates as I shall appoint by my will" produced a use without formally creating a legal estate; the land was held on a lease, rather than freehold.

In total an estimated £20bn is tied up in such orphan estates, something not recognised in the insurers' accounts.

What if the long-run interests of inhabitants lay with breaking up such social estates, by means of sales or removal, enforced by an "enlightened" housing department?

This type of lawyer deals with issues such as estate planning, qualifying for Medicaid, probating an estate, and obtaining guardianship of an elderly parent or grandparent.