Sentence examples for heir from from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, Victoria excluded her heir from any real initiation into affairs of state.

Innocent mistakes, like depositing a dividend check in one's own account, could preclude an heir from disclaiming.

Or had royalists managed, at the height of the French Revolution, to spirit the young heir from harm after his parents were sent to the guillotine?

With an heir from that marriage they would have been very strong in the North – because nobody likes the Boltons, but everybody loves the Starks.

Whig whatever its origin in Scottish Gaelic was a term applied to horse thieves and, later, to Scottish Presbyterians; it connoted nonconformity and rebellion and was applied to those who claimed the power of excluding the heir from the throne.

Qahtani then hatched the plot to silence Khashoggi in an effort to avoid the wrath of the crown prince, a theory that has the virtue from the Saudi perspective of shielding the royal heir from blame.

Burger did not protect his heirs from estate taxes.

You should consider placing a "no contest clause" in your will or trust to discourage disgruntled heirs from attempting to invalidate your estate plan.

In 1775 the conqueror, the king Prithvi Narayan Shah, dictated a few pages of advice to his heirs from his deathbed.

That should include getting rid of the step-up basis in capital gains, which saves heirs from taxes that their parents would have had to pay.

The problem, say litigators, is that another famous Duke is preventing Wayne's heirs from fully exploiting their rights to his famous nickname.