Sentence examples for going to deceased from inspiring English sources

"Not only are unlimited crop insurance subsidies flowing to the largest and most successful farm businesses, they are now going to deceased policyholders," said Scott Faber, vice president of the Environmental Working Group, a Washington research organization, which has been critical of farm subsidies.

By virtue of a coin toss the first question goes to deceased former President Reagan.

The typical Anglo-American intestacy statute gives the surviving spouse a half or a third of the property, with the remaining half or two-thirds going to the children of the deceased, the children of any deceased child dividing their parent's share among them (representation).

The blessing from that charity goes to the deceased.

We are all deeply shocked and saddened and our immediate thoughts go to the deceased, those injured and their families and friends.

"We are all deeply shocked and saddened by these events and our immediate thoughts go to the deceased, those injured and their families and friends".

He says convertibles are also popular with "life estates," whereby the income from investments will go to a deceased individual's spouse, while the capital gains ultimately go to their children.

Give them the option to go to the deceased child's funeral.

I'm not going to put words in a deceased man's mouth.

At the end of the novel the train arrives in Amsterdam where the funeral of the playwright, recently deceased, is going to be held.

Except this email, the one you're going to receive from your recently deceased loved one, will probably explain at the start that it knows you think it's a joke.