Sentence examples for After bequeathing from inspiring English sources

Alexander McQueen has hit the headlines after bequeathing £50,000 of his £16m fortune to his pet dogs.

On Saturday, long after bequeathing what turned out to be a friendly donation to the college, Steven Holcomb can offer a refund in gold.

Ms. Lambert died last year at 100, after bequeathing her list to Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair; Aimée Bell, a senior articles editor there; Amy Fine Collins, a special correspondent; and Reinaldo Herrera, a contributing editor.

Back then he was a political novice, toiling under the long and lumpy shadow of his predecessor, John Spencer, who left office after bequeathing to Mr. Amicone an underachieving city, a collection of bad governing habits and even a chief of staff: Mr. Spencer's wife.

AI's practical side continues to thrive, but its theoretical side has languished after bequeathing a mixture of brilliant and awful ideas to philosophy and cognitive psychology.

His legacy lives on after he bequeathed his paintings to form the nucleus of London's Tate Britain gallery.

Mr. Olbermann, after all, bequeathed MSNBC an identity as a destination for news and liberal talk and helped the channel to eclipse CNN in prime time, so many people expected the channel to take a serious hit after his departure.

The best book among many good, if more pedestrian, ones, "The Ghost in the Little House," by William Holtz, a professor emeritus of English at the University of Missouri, explores a controversy that first arose after Wilder bequeathed her original manuscripts to libraries in Detroit and California.

One hopes that after years of good works, bequeathing millions to charities and institutions and reigning over Manhattan society, Mrs. Astor went to her final rest, in August 2007, ignorant of the implications of this scandal.

After Virginia Robinson died in 1977, bequeathing the estate to Los Angeles County, it fell into disrepair.

After violent spasms, he died in February 641, bequeathing the empire to his two elder sons, the consumptive Constantine III of his first marriage and Heracleonas, his son by Martina.