Sentence examples for bequeathed something from inspiring English sources

They bequeathed something important to us and now we must act responsibly.

Russia's capital is a tough, atomised, distrustful city: communism, supposed to inculcate brotherly love and self-abnegation, instead bequeathed something like the opposite.

On the contrary, as a woman who had learned only to give, and who did so to the very end, she bequeathed something to it.

The mania reached its peak with the flotation of a firm whose prospectus described itself as "a company for carrying out an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is".But there are plenty of other booms that can claim to have bequeathed something of value, to have been destructively creative.

In addition to that VHS of the 1986-87 Ashes, Broad was bequeathed something else by father Chris: the same fiery temper that saw Broad Sr both smash down his stumps when dismissed on England duty and, later, refuse to leave the crease when given out.

A common reason for  reluctance to take on a reverse mortgage is the desire to bequeath something to the children.

As for Mr Chirac, a former mayor of Paris, he may have little to show politically for his decade in power, but he has at least helped to bequeath something of value to the city that launched his political career.

Since the 1930s many regional policies have been tried and failed, and HS2 may not work out as intended either – but it will at least bequeath something valuable.

War or no war, he was determined to bequeath a floor to each of his three sons, and land to his four daughters to leave something behind.

War or no war, he was determined to bequeath a floor to each of his three sons, and land to his four daughters — to leave something behind.

She lives in the vibrancy, laughter and love of Millie and Matt and the values she bequeathed them; not as something inert and spent.