Sentence examples for estate it will from inspiring English sources

But after years of negotiation with the Zappa estate it will get its first airing as part of the Southbank Centre's The Rest is Noise festival this autumn.

But if you leave your house in your estate, it will get a free step-up in basis to its value as of your date of death.

The second coming of sustainable real estate, it will fuse green technology with nourishing all-about-me amenities and direct them indoors.

After the Cubs and Wrigley leave the on-deck circle for their expected turn in the bankruptcy estate, it will be up to the bankruptcy court judge to assess the creditors' wishes (which can generally be translated as: we want the most cash and we want it now!); the judge could also reopen the bidding for a short time.

But if the IRA gets left outside a trust, and after the second spouse dies is part of a taxable estate, it will get whacked by both estate and income taxes.

While MySpace's platform will provide developers with the standard canvas pages and profile real estate, it will also allow developers to add functionality to users' "homepages" (i.e. their start pages that are not shown to friends).

It provides for my family and leaves it a bigger hunk of my estate because it will ultimately shelter more of my assets from estate taxes.

The book, which has sold more hardcopies than its e-book alternative, commands so much real estate that it will crowd out a few old favorites when it takes a stand on your shelf.

For years Paula Cooper represented his estate, but it will now be handled by Matthew Marks, the Chelsea dealer, and Lucy Mitchell-Innes, whose gallery, Mitchell-Innes & Nash, is on the Upper East Side.

Bruce Lee's estate says it will fight plans to digitally recreate the legendary martial artist for a forthcoming Hong Kong action movie.

Actually, Fatima's two-bedroom house is the chief remaining asset in the estate, and it will probably be sold, with the proceeds then divided.