Sentence examples for * bequeathed from from inspiring English sources

For a long time, factory jobs seemed bequeathed from one generation to the next.

It is $2,000 worth of second-hand steel, bequeathed from patient to patient.

Modernizing the ancient art of herbal medicine bequeathed from generations entails addressing two interrelated issues i.e. efficacy, and safety prior to their acceptance and use worldwide.

President Obama defended his classified programs even as Greenwald spilled one more bequeathed from W.: identifying targets overseas for potential cyberattacks.

Unpaid debts can be bequeathed from one generation to the next.Despite having been illegal in India for several decades, such practices continue.

Bruckner was a Wagner devotee who strove to write spacious works that carried on, yet transformed the symphonic tradition as bequeathed from Haydn and Beethoven.

Bequeathed from father to son, glass recipes or partite became wreathed in secrecy, fostering an insularity that persisted even beyond the Republic's collapse in 1808.

Bequeathed from 2002 4, this gift of 586 objects nearly tripled the Gallery's holdings in this area, transforming what was once a modest installation into one of the nation's premier university collections of African art.

The signature, a set of variations in the usual DNA sequence, is carried on the Y chromosome, which is bequeathed unchanged from father to son.

From Atlanta (where I participated) to New York, Chicago to Oakland, we stood, marched and creatively demonstrated (in the tradition of non-violent direct action and civil disobedience that our forebears bequeathed us), from a unified front, to say "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!" Why?

Not since Jimmy Carter handed the office to Ronald Reagan — arguably not since Herbert Hoover yielded to Franklin Roosevelt — had a president of one party bequeathed a successor from another party so utter an economic disaster as George W. Bush bequeathed to Barack Obama.