Sentence examples for in the bequest from inspiring English sources
Hamilton is dismissive of Ruskin, makes no mention of his mature writing and ignores his catalogs of the drawings in the bequest.
We formally generate predictions from the two models and utilize the predictions in an exogenous switching regression with unknown sample separation in order to place households in the bequest or price regime.
Included in the bequest were the personal papers of Celia and Delia Austrian, as outlined in the final paragraph of the preceding page.
The license was not obtained within the required time, and so in 1512, Beckingham's executors formally conveyed the lands in the bequest to a body of trustees consisting of the Mayor of Guildford and four 'sad and discrete men' who had formerly been mayors.
In 1927, Childe was offered the newly created post of Abercromby Professor of Archaeology at Scotland's University of Edinburgh (at what is now the School of History, Classics and Archaeology), established by deed poll in the bequest of prehistorian Lord John Abercromby.
(With an inheritance tax the rate depends on the relationship, and may kick in on the bequest's first dollar). Yet only Connecticut taxes gifts made by the living.
The Freedman house — an enormous palazzo — was built in 1924 at the bequest of Mr. Freedman, a Tammany Hall insider who invested in the first subway and was an owner of the New York Giants baseball team.
Thomas C. Galligan LL.B. 1932 Memorial ScholarshipEstablished in 2000 through the bequest of Thomas C. Galligan, Sr., LL.B 1932.
The knights arrived here in 1530, at the bequest of Holy Roman emperor Charles V, who sought to extend Catholic control over the Mediterranean by seizing Malta.
In addition to the bequest to Aspen by the foundation she established, she gave a 40-acre tract surrounding Fort Hill to the Nature Conservancy as a bird sanctuary.
Founded in 1866 at the bequest of George Peabody as part of the new Peabody Museum, the library was first known as the Peabody Museum Library.
