例句與造句

1. The estate was sold into divided ownership in the early 20th century.
2. Railway bridges at this location endured divided ownership from 1871 until 1974.
3. To avoid breaking up family farms or businesses, the owner could divide ownership among family members.
4. Shortly after establishing the paper, Miller was joined by Andrew Lynch and George Heffelfinger and the three divided ownership equally.
5. Though the quarry was out of bankruptcy in April 1921, quarrying did not resume until April 1922 and with divided ownership.
6. It's difficult to find divide ownership in a sentence. 用divide ownership造句挺難的
7. Couples, by dividing ownership of assets, can shield $ 1.35 million from gift and estate taxes this year and $ 2 million by 2006.
8. Previously, the only adequate method of dividing ownership was company title, which had a number of defects, such as the difficulty of instituting mortgages.
9. Couples, by dividing ownership of assets, can shield $ 1 . 35 million from gift and estate taxes this year and $ 2 million by 2006.
10. The house was to remain in divided ownership by members of the Damon family for more than 100 years, the various shares being finally united in 1870 by Rufus Damon.
11. The newly gained areas of Brandenburg ( 1323 ), Treaty of Pavia, Emperor Louis divided ownership in a Palatine region, with the Rhine Palatinate, and a later so-called Upper Palatinate.
12. Last year, when city Chief Legislative Analyst Ron Deaton was criticizing a suggestion to have LAFCO divide ownership of the Department of Water and Power, he noted that voter approval doesn't automatically grant legitimacy.
13. A paper " All Change " ( 1986 ) presented to the Bradford Society of Antiquaries describes how the Midland Railway Company's scheme for a through line led to divided ownership of the Ripley Ville estate.
14. The Submerged Lands Act of 1953 and Continental Shelf Lands Act of 1953, along with the 1960 Supreme Court decision in " United States v . States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida ", divided ownership of the tidelands of the United States between state and federal governments.