Mansions

The names of Mars' dogs are Fear and Terror; those of the villain in "Green Mansions," Greedy and Dirty.

But the high price of bread led to mass starvation among the common people of France, who resented the rich nobles of the country who had the money needed to eat well and build huge mansions while they had to sleep on the streets.

Sami owned six mansions around the world.

The lavish Gilded Age mansions of the late 1800s and modern-day McMansions both reflect the conspicuous consumption of a powerful wealthy class.

Then all the multitude of the children of Israel setting forward from the desert of Sin, by their mansions, according to the word of the Lord, encamped in Raphidim, where there was no water for the people to drink.

The warm sun of a bright spring day, in the year of grace 1574, shone down on the beautiful city of Leyden, on its spacious squares and streets and its elegant mansions, its imposing churches, and on the smooth canals which meandered among them, fed by the waters of the sluggish Rhine.

Ivy can do damage to mansions.

Temples, shrines, and mansions of court nobles, among others, were burned to the ground.

The mansions is protected by vicious deerhounds.