Sentence examples for greater inheritance from inspiring English sources

Freed by a private income from the necessity of work, he is a lost soul of 32 years, passing his time before claiming the greater inheritance from his uncle by hunting for fossils, and tortured by memories of his liaisons with prostitutes.

The Police frontman and tantric sex god – a giant of pop'n'rock for 35 years and a man worth £180 million  – just revealed that his six children – ages ranging from 37 to 18 – can't expect a great big inheritance.

That's their greatest inheritance," he said.

Dido's father dies, leaving her a whacking great inheritance of £2,000 a year.

Here is how he begins: We are a pious people and a proud one, too, aware of a noble lineage and a great inheritance.

To be black was to be the beneficiary of a great inheritance, a special destiny, glorious burdens that only we were strong enough to bear".

"We are fortunate to be able to pass on to future generations the great inheritance that we have received," Hanly said.

But he argued Thatcherism was no longer enough, saying: "It's important that you learn from all of political history, and I think what we've needed to do is take that great inheritance and then add to it.

That promise is our greatest inheritance.

We are stewards of a great inheritance.

Away from the racism passed down from generation to generation as America's greatest inheritance.