Sentence examples for whose mansion from inspiring English sources

The village's name comes from the Lunas, a family whose mansion is now partially used as a restaurant.

Their guest lists were sprinkled with names like Astor, Auchincloss, Villard and Gerry, the prominent family whose mansion previously occupied the site on which the Pierre was built.

The financier Jacob H. Schiff, whose mansion was on Fifth Avenue, built one in 1912 at 160 East 82nd, a chaste neo-Federal garage by Elisha Janes.

The president met with a bipartisan group of officials, including Louisiana governor John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, whose mansion flooded, and Republican lieutenant-governor Billy Nungesser.

And would the mayor, whose mansion is steps from Central Park, conceive of asking the worthies on the Central Park Conservancy to underwrite its operations by placing a professional soccer stadium in Sheep Meadow?

She is not merely missing but snared in the web of a trafficking network, trading in young girls, which stretches right up to the rafters of government, and whose mansion of vice is situated in midtown Manhattan.

The low-stoop brownstones at Nos. 80 to 86 were built in 1878 as an investment by the Pratt family, whose mansions are not far away on Clinton Avenue.

UNLIKE Fifth Avenue, whose mansions and museums keep a walker's attention near to the ground, Central Park West is a skyscape, a panorama of tops and towers best seen from a distance.

Thanks to hotels like The Chanler in Newport, Rhode Island, guests see the world through the eyes of the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts, whose mansions line the town's storied Cliff Walk.

(Edgar Street? Yes, named for William Edgar, a 19th-century merchant whose own mansion was nearby).

But this deal has not always gone so well for the billionaire whose London mansion near Warner's UK headquarters is worth £200m.