Sentence examples for to villas from inspiring English sources
noun
A house, often larger and more expensive than average, in the countryside or on the coast, often used as a retreat.
(Some other charges will apply, such as entry fees to villas in Ravello).
There are hundreds of such places, from high-rises to villas to cottages.
The same rules of supply and demand that dictate hotel prices also apply to villas.
A security guard blocked access to villas behind the main hotel, telling a reporter that a meeting was in progress.
The two- to three-bedroom houses will range from beachfront gingerbread cottages to villas on hillsides and ridges inland.
Many affluent families moved out of the city to newer gated communities or to villas in Greater Lisbon, mostly to the surrounding regions of Oeiras, Cascais, and Sintra.
He has no loyalties to Villas-Boas and accepted the decision.
Note to Villas-Boas, as he continues to assimilate: none of this was meant ironically.
Bale did not report to the training ground for two successive days, much to Villas-Boas' annoyance.
The raising of the bar for top-four qualification means Spurs must strengthen their squad this summer, according to Villas-Boas.
Di Matteo wisely avoids talk of the succession to Villas-Boas, preferring to speak of the short term that, so far, has been kind to him.
