Sentence examples for suitable mansion from inspiring English sources
Rare is the trophy penthouse or full-floor residence that isn't the result of creative combinations of several apartments to create a suitable mansion in the sky.
The church was demolished, save for the south wall which bounded the cloister, and the rest of the abbey converted into a mansion suitable for a gentleman.
The band spent considerable time at the Mansion Studio, with its cavernous rooms suitable for recording drums.
It was the largest deal in Russian corporate history, and was celebrated with suitable pomp: the signing took place at Lancaster House, a nineteenth-century mansion near St. James's Palace, with President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Tony Blair standing by.
Residents of an Oxfordshire village are challenging plans to send troubled city families for relationship-building breaks in a 19th-century mansion – claiming that "urban families" aren't suitable for the area.
Mansion Hunters They help the rich and famous find suitable digs in this new unscripted series.
Traditional skeletons and witch posters might not be suitable for a Twilight Halloween - go for a more creepy old mansion feeling with scene-setters, wall-hangers, cobwebs and chandeliers.
Until recently, even the people who lived and worked here thought preservation was something suitable only for precious 18th-century villages and turn-of-the century mansions.
They don't actively choose an apartment clumsily carved out of the mansion rented by Darryl Van Horne in the earlier book, but it's the only suitable one available.
He moved back to Chicago in February 1946, but suitable housing was hard to find in the immediate post-war period, and Christy and his family shared a mansion with Edward Teller and his family.
