Sentence examples for town mansion from inspiring English sources

131 Promenade (01242 237641; theluckyonion.com) is a majestic town mansion overlooking Imperial Gardens.

The composer's family eventually moved into La Pouplinière's town mansion and spent summers at their château in Passy.

The London headquarters are at 14 Carlton House Terrace, once the town mansion of Lord Lonsdale.

On 25 May 1553 three matrimonial alliances were celebrated at Durham Place, the Dudleys' London town mansion.

On 25 May 1553, three weddings were celebrated at Durham Place, the Duke of Northumberland's town mansion.

Architecture reflected this aspiration, for the kings wanted their capital and their palaces to reflect the power of the crown; and the bourgeoisie commissioned châteaus (country houses) and hotels (town mansions) large enough for their coaches, stables of horses, and retinue of servants and splendid enough to receive the king and his entourage.

Spread over several town mansions, Lešić Dimitri Palace's five residences are named after Marco Polo's journeys (it's said that he was born in Korčula in 1254).

But Delawareans believe that their home is a well-kept secret, filled with Colonial-era towns, mansions and museums, pastoral landscapes and sandy beaches.

Well born, well educated and socially connected, they did in-town mansions and country estates, banks and garages, lofts and skyscrapers — like the 1931 General Electric building at 51st Street and Lexington Avenue, with its Art Deco radio-wave imagery.

Ohio Wesleyan University (1842) was built around the town's Mansion House (now Elliot Hall).

A civic reception was held for Eric Clarke from Doncaster, at the town's Mansion House.