Sentence examples for an inheritance of from inspiring English sources
An ingenious twist grants Dido an inheritance of £2,000 a year.
An autocorrelation of rates would imply an inheritance of the trait 'rate of evolution'.
Which he achieved, leaving his son an inheritance of £140.22.
He died in 1958, leaving an inheritance of £57,000 – worth about £1m today.
This is an inheritance of the Enlightenment, with its faith in progress and reason and law.
They are leaving the next generation an inheritance of government debt in the trillions of dollars.
It was "a secret history", says Mr Benson, "a kind of pedigree, an inheritance of sorts".
To Picasso's annoyance, the genius of Spain was now viewed as an inheritance of France.
Previous restraint (or licensing) came to be regarded as an inheritance of Roman Catholic practices.
It's about taking possession of an inheritance, of another person's soul, of your own destiny and being taken possession of.
His publicly available will declared an inheritance of £2.74m; any offshore investments would only have been declared privately to HMRC.
