Sentence examples for been inherited by the from inspiring English sources

In fact it had unwittingly been inherited by the owner, whose family had a gallery in London.

The role of Marguerite has been inherited by the Ridiculous Theatrical Company's artistic director, Everett Quinton, who endows her with a feverish giddiness and ripples of petulant laughter that invariably degenerate into foul hacking.

Delving into the late owner's biography, Mr. Wace found that the bronze had been inherited by the artist from her grandfather Carlos Blacker, a close friend of Oscar Wilde's.

The erratic boundary line is the result of a series of compromises reached at the end of the 19th century between the British and the ruler of Afghanistan; called the Durand Line for the British negotiator Sir Mortimer Durand, it has been inherited by the modern states of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

If true enamelling existed in Mycenaean work, it would be reasonable to expect the technique to have been inherited by the Greeks and transmitted by them to the rest of Europe, perhaps by way of the colonies on the north shore of the Black Sea and in the south of Italy.

Therefore, a good number of the mature trees may have been inherited by the current farmer and do not result from previous FMNR practiced by him or her.

Such mutations may either be inherited by the individual from the parents following the rules of Mendelian inheritance, or they may occur spontaneously.

The north was inherited by the Tanite 21st dynasty (1075 c.

Three distinctly traditional elements were inherited by the sinsosŏl.

"That created a legacy in which apartments could be inherited by the next generation".

People feel that the benefits are accruing to the few, and the mess is being inherited by the many.