Sentence examples for heirs more from inspiring English sources

What Lorenz Hart referred to as "prolificacy" in a witty lyric only guarantees that a writer who writes a lot leaves her heirs more stuff, good, bad or indifferent, than someone who does not.

The business's new owner is also said to have reneged on a handshake arrangement for the McDonalds to receive 1% on gross sales at all the chain's restaurants, which would have brought the brothers and their heirs more than $100m a year if it had been honoured.

It just gives the heirs more things to fight over.

Robert Baratheon (Addy) then seized the Iron Throne of Westeros, wed smouldering snootyboots Cersei (Lena Headey) of the fabulously wealthy House Lannister, thought he'd sired an heir (more on that later), chose Sean Bean's Lord Eddard Stark as his hand (ie chief administrator) and then promptly died, plunging Westeros into renewed civil war.

Even the sultan's real heirs appeared more sanguine than Mr. Erdogan.

But as a cadre of psychologists will tell you, wealth without restrictions can also hurt heirs far more than it helps them.

Slim and his heirs control more than two hundred companies; those which are publicly traded in Mexico account for about forty per cent of the country's main stock-market index.

The less money that's passed on to heirs, the more likely it is that those heirs will keep working and help the economy.

Marilyn Monroe's $1.6 million estate was settled 18 years after her death, with less than 10% going to her heirs, and more than $1 million to probate court fees and legal costs, say Dennis Clifford and Cora Jordan in Plan Your Estate (www.nolo.com).

Six Wal-Mart heirs have more wealth now than around 1/3 of all Americans combined.

Just six Walmart heirs have more wealth than the bottom 42percentt of Americans combined (up from 30percentt in 2007).