Sentence examples for inherit everything from inspiring English sources
Mollie stood to inherit everything.
HE MAY not inherit everything from his father.
Joseph Scotcher is to inherit everything.' 'But … what about your children?
People often assume their spouse will automatically inherit everything, but that is not the case.
But even now, where there are children there is no guarantee that the spouse will inherit everything, she adds.
History is hereditary only in this way: we, all of us, inherit everything, and then we choose what to cherish, what to disavow, and what to do next, which is why it's worth trying to know where things come from.
He recently died, and she inherited everything.
Nobody, except Patti, who inherited everything.
Protas scattered her ashes in the mountains of New Mexico and, by the terms of her will, inherited everything she owned.
If they fare better in Germany, they can thank the traditions of medieval German towns, where widows provisionally inherited everything, in trust for their children.
When he dies unexpectedly, it's Dana who, surprisingly, inherits everything he owns — because, she concludes, he wants her to decide who should get the property.
