Sentence examples for Be bestowed upon from inspiring English sources
The credit for making the phonograph "the great popular entertainer" was to be bestowed upon Thomas Edison.
Unlike a curse, a right or a genetic disease, a gift cannot be bestowed upon a person against her will.
Indeed, even in the most literal sense, the name Gareth Barry is perhaps one of the least glamorous that could be bestowed upon a man.
Because of this relationship, there is a title of some kind waiting in Lithuania to be bestowed upon "Scoop," as she calls her husband.
And I will thank him and ask that his blessings be bestowed upon you for the wonderful gift you sent me.
It is today indeed, as Daniel J. Wakin observed, both one of the rarest and most precious of honors to be bestowed upon a player or conductor.
Kitwood (1997) defined personhood as: 'a standing or status that is bestowed upon one human being, by others, in the context of relationship and social being.
was bestowed upon the Yasnaya Polyana museum complex in 1978.
The name Manhattan, considerably less gritty, was bestowed upon seven babies in 2010, all girls.
The second smile was bestowed upon "the fools and the incorrigible".
In antiquity the wreath was bestowed upon public officials, athletes, poets, and returning warriors.
