Sentence examples for whose estates from inspiring English sources

At Jervaulx are the ruins of a Cistercian abbey (founded 1145) whose estates extended over a large area.

Significantly, Ferdinand's vindictive policies did not apply to Moravia, whose estates had been more cooperative during the Schmalkaldic War.

It especially benefits the heirs of the 2percentt of taxpayers whose estates are subject to the inheritance tax.

There's been talk of creating a holographic Marilyn Monroe or Michael Jackson or Elvis Presley, each of whose estates takes in millions of dollars a year.

In other words, the benefits of this measure will accrue exclusively to those couples whose estates are worth more than £650,000 but less than £2.35m: Tory heartlands.

In 1999, some 60percentt of the estate tax was paid by the 8,500 taxpayers whose estates amounted to at least $2.5 million.

It owes its origin to the Manger family, on whose estate the orchard stood.

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

His father, Seymour, 62, a retired insurance broker whose estate totaled $3 million, pursued various side businesses.

The buyer, whose estate consigned it, bought it in London in 2011 for the equivalent of $5.47 million.

It begins with Alexander Pope, the 18th-century poet whose estate, Twickenham, became a sort of pre-Romantic theme park.