Sentences with phrase «estate world tends»

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In a remote English village after the close of World War II, a local practitioner, Dr. Faraday (Gleeson), is called to the aged estate of Hundreds Hall to tend to an unwell parlormaid.

Awyn Gardner will do anything to protect the beautiful mistress of the equally beautiful estate gardens he lovingly tends — even enslave himself to an also beautiful demon bent on world domination!

They may have the best intentions in the world but most estate agents will tend to arrange the mortgages through one of the big mortgage suppliers from whom they get an agency fee.

In the world of franchising — which runs the gamut from real estate to restaurants and hair salons to hotels — the marketing focus has tended to be more on the brand and less on local ownership, Reynolds says.