Sentence examples for bequeath from inspiring English sources

Empire's action starts when street criminal-turned-hip-hop superstar-turned-smooth, cravat-swathed record company mogul Lucious Lyon (Terrence Howard) announces that he intends to bequeath his CEO position to one of his three sons: business-brained, bipolar Andre; unassuming, gay musical genius Jamal; or bad-boy rap starlet Hakeem.

"I think also it did create some sort of mutual respect between the Zulu people and the British people because the British, in spite of the evils of colonialism, tried to bequeath their system of government on to South Africa at that time.

He clearly wants to bequeath a viable Cuba to his successor.

But they admit that aid for alternative development projects has been slow to arrive.Many foreign diplomats still take the view that any peace talks are better than none, and that Mr Pastrana will bequeath his peace policy to his successor next August.

Gauging whether people are setting aside enough from their current income depends on what you assume those people will want to consume or bequeath in future, what wealth they have already accumulated and what returns on those assets will be.Measurement problems bedevil this process.

Mr Daniels insists that as markets normalise the bank will be able to finance itself at a reasonable cost; but many regulators and competitors find Lloyds' borrowing levels otherworldly.There is no easy solution to the funding conundrum Mr Daniels will bequeath.

If he now makes another turn and a half, he may bequeath whoever succeeds him something unexpected: the beginnings of a decent American policy for this troubled region.Mr Bush's first U-turn was on Iran.