Sentence examples for estates of two from inspiring English sources

The family of a black truck driver killed during a 1967 civil rights protest has filed a $20 million lawsuit against the estates of two former law enforcement officers, the City of Jackson and the State Department of Public Safety.

Early in the summer, well before the world financial picture darkened, Christie's secured art collections from the estates of two New York philanthropists: Rita K. Hillman, who was president of the Alex Hillman Family Foundation, named for her husband, a publisher who died in 1968; and Alice Lawrence, the widow of Sylvan Lawrence, a Manhattan real estate developer who died in 1981.

Béla also confiscated the estates of two noblemen, brothers Simon and Michael Kacsics, who had plotted against his mother.

Goldberg said in a news conference at his Canoga Park office that suits brought by the estates of two patients who died at Glendale Adventist Medical Center--Elio Heriberto and Armenoulal Tatulian--were dismissed on agreement by their attorneys.

Mr. Coscia said the Port Authority has already reached settlements with the estates of five of the six people killed in the bombing and is close to settling with the sixth.

The suit was brought by the estates of nine victims of Adam Lanza, who was armed with the high-powered rifle during his assault that left 28 dead, including 20 young children.

The government was responding to a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights on behalf of the estates of three American citizens killed in drone strikes.

In 1961, an additional $720,000 was taken from the trust in settlement of a suit filed by nine heirs and the estates of three other descendants.

It bought land in the middle of a council estate which had been home to two schools and is slowly turning it into an estate of two- and three-bedroom homes.

That second event was a barbecue at the estate of two longtime benefactors, Robert Wolf, the former chairman of UBS Americas, and his wife, Carol Wolf, the coordinator of special projects for the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.

Mr. Everett is Abbie's gay best friend, Robert Whittaker, an aging Hollywood party boy and live-in gardener at the estate of two wealthy older gays who spend afternoons arguing about whether Ethel Merman or Betty Hutton was the definitive Annie Oakley.