Sentence examples for tiny properties from inspiring English sources

But while many people might associate London with tiny properties, the capital is the only place with minimum regulations for private new build homes.

MAGAZINE Chain Reaction For AT&T, it was simply the sale of a tiny property it never wanted.

The tiny property, roughly the size of a garage, goes under the hammer this month as the latest example of the capital's gravity-defying property market.

He offers to buy their flimsy house, which sits on a tiny property where a fortune from a notorious heist that took place decades earlier may be buried.

The tiny property has been in the hands of a tenancy in common structure, composed solely of members of the Kassover family, which has owned the building for some four decades; it was once the headquarters of their electronics and appliance retail chain, VIM Electric Co., which was a major appliance seller from the 1930s to the 1970s.

It has wild swimming in the Stour river, and is a 10-minute walk from one of the National Trust's tiniest properties, the Vine Inn in Pamphill, and half an hour from one of its biggest, the 8,500-acre 8,500-acreacy estate.

But the clearest template for how Balsillie will handle the N.H.L. in court is provided by Research in Motion's entanglement with NTP, a tiny intellectual-property holding company based in Virginia, which claimed that BlackBerry service violated its wireless e-mail patents.

On one level, it is a small matter, a tiny local property dispute.

The owners of this tiny lake property call it "heaven on earth".

Apart from those featuring the big-name heroes, including Marvel Entertainment's Spider-Man and the X-Men, only a tiny handful of properties from the comic book world have spawned a true blockbuster for any studio.

This sensitivity leads to remarkable self-organizing properties: Tiny molecular vibrations become amplified into large-scale unison movements (like a stock sale by a small group of investors turning into a large-scale panic).