Sentence examples for by bequest from inspiring English sources

The identities of the bodies, all left by bequest, have been stripped, with the exception of a man with an image of a woman tattooed on his bicep.

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She is believed to have passed the painting by bequest to her son, Laurance S. Rockefeller, who kept it in his New York City home until he died last summer.

In 1992 the removal of an old heating system at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris uncovered crates containing 10 large horizontal reliefs, unopened since their arrival, by bequest, in 1905.

Also important were "manly outdoor sports", qualities such as protection of the weak, unselfishness and fellowship, and the instinct to lead.In this section The fuel of power No place to be sick Blood and guts A mystery uncorked Redemption by bequest The man who changed his mind Reprints Related items Literary lives: Cold fishJul 9th 1998Plainly they would be very different from Rhodes himself.

Nor does Warren E. Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, and number three on The Forbes 400 this year, want his three children to become superrich by bequest.

The HSUS is funded almost entirely by bequests, contributions, foundation grants, and membership dues.

The new building cost some $12 million, raised by bequests and endowment earnings.

The museum's monumental collection was seeded by bequests from or in memory of such women, and many of the donors were their daughters, sisters, and nieces.

This work was supported by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) grant 5U19AI082726 (Philadelphia Autoimmunity Center of Excellence), by a bequest from Alberta C Wicks and by the Judith Shockman Memorial Fund.

The text says: "This building, completed in 1911, was funded by a bequest from Cecil Rhodes.