Sentence examples for greatest inheritance from inspiring English sources

That's their greatest inheritance," he said.

That promise is our greatest inheritance.

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

I consider this my greatest inheritance, a remarkable and life-changing gift.

And I fear that through popular media, we are passing on our pepper spray hospitality to future generations as their greatest inheritance.

He made no attempt to return to politics, stating that the Petition of Right would be left as his "greatest inheritance"; his desire to complete his writings, coupled with his advanced age, may also have been factors.

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.

Tax solicitor Nigel Goodeve-Docker said: "One of the greatest inheritances you can get is the inheritance of non-domicile".

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

We are a pious people and a proud one, too, aware of a noble lineage and a great inheritance.

"A great inheritance of the twentieth century is that the rest of the world still admires [the United States'] great universities.