Sentence examples for estate died from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Brod, who had been the administrator of Kafka's estate, died in 1968, he bequeathed to his secretary, Esther Hoffe, his and Kafka's papers.

Mr. Lawrence, who made a fortune in patent medicines and real estate, died a year later -- before he had substantially endowed the school.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — James L. Sorenson, who overcame a learning disability and built a fortune in innovative medical devices and real estate, died here on Sunday.

There is the fight between his brother Leon Hendrix and his stepsister Janie Hendrix over his estate, which intensified last year after Hendrix's father, Al, who had inherited the estate, died in April.

Edward LeRoux, a former trainer for the Boston Red Sox who rose to become a controversial part owner of the team while amassing a fortune in real estate, died Monday in Wolfeboro, N.H.

BENNET--Robert F. Formerly of New York City where he started and ended his career in real estate, died on July 4th at his home in Annapolis, Maryland, of congestive heart failure.

On a $100 million estate, dying next year will save nearly $5 million.

WELLMAN--Richard Vance, 82, a nationally recognized figure in the field of probate law who helped transform the legal landscape in the area of trusts and estates, died on June 3, 2005 in Athens, GA.

Stanley J. Seeger, a reclusive, idiosyncratic art collector who disposed of Picassos, Beckmanns and Bacons nearly as fast as he bought them, and who for several years in the 1980s owned Sutton Place, one of Britain's grandest Tudor estates, died in Whitby, North Yorkshire, on June 24.

In England people on the poorest housing estates die, on average, seven years earlier than those in the grandest accommodation.

Tony Smith Estate Tony Smith died 20 years ago, but his estate still holds a significant body of his work.