Sentence examples for a bequest to from inspiring English sources
A Bequest to the Nation (performed 1970) reviewed the intimate, personal aspects of Lord Nelson's life.
In 1965, the pair went as a bequest to the Frick Collection.
Yerkes enjoyed a windfall when in 1926 Texas banker William J. McDonald left a bequest to the University of Texas to build an observatory.
Farther east, the kingdom of Pergamum was added as the province of Asia, as a bequest to the Roman people from Attalus III in 133.
Somehow, the statement "when Rutgers received a bequest to form a transportation center" sounds as though Ralph is deceased, and he is decidedly not.
Well, the poor little match girl just hit the BILLY COLLINS, the nation's poet laureate, on a bequest to Poetry magazine.
Disappointed because he had no male heir, Barnum left a sizable bequest to a grandson on the condition that he agree to use Barnum as part of his name.
Though it is rare, stories still crop up of the parents of academically borderline students buying admission for their children with a generous bequest to a particular school.The fierce competition between universities to build endowments makes doing such favours for alumni enticing.
In this competition, a passive bequest to a foundation doesn't count.
The new owner of the Rothschild Prayerbook might take note of a previous bequest to the British Library of a companion Book of Hours from the same Flemish workshop.
President Richard M. Nixon's two daughters, who have not spoken for years, are battling over a $19 million bequest to the Nixon Presidential Library from a close friend of their father's, Bebe Rebozo.
