Sentence examples for whose estate is from inspiring English sources

A drama student goes to live with her great-aunt, whose estate is filled with terrors.

E. G. Marshall, the actor, whose estate is just across the road from Mr. Peltz's, is leading the fight.

Like "My Funny Valentine," which was written by Rogers and Hart — as in Lorenz Hart, whose estate is a client.

It was presented to the college by Elihu Root, its most distinguished almunus, whose estate is at Clinton.

Helvin's wardrobe shares the stage with another fashion legend, Audrey Hepburn, whose estate is selling a large number of her clothes, including an unused wedding dress.

Ballindine, whose estate is not worth much, is a kind and generous man, but much embarrassed by debts arising from his attachment to foxhunting and horseracing.

At age 10, Sterne was sent to school at Hipperholme, near Halifax, where his uncle, Richard Sterne, whose estate was nearby, could look out for him.

Though said to be uncomfortable with English-language texts, Bondy staged several plays latterly at London's Young Vic, and his earlier work had included Shakespeare, and Samuel Beckett, whose estate was fastidious about granting performing rights.

According to the book "Brooklyn by Name," Love Lane got its name when the two older unmarried sons of the DeBevoise family, whose estate was nearby, adopted their housekeeper's daughter Sarah.

Monroe, whose estate was acquired by the Authentic Brands Group in 2010, has a significant presence on social media, with more than 7.3 million followers on her official Facebook page and more than 153,000 followers on Twitter.

The only presence of the "Scar" in this show is a tiny, quite unreadable sketch that might have been made to secure the patronage of a noble whose estate was nearby.