Whoever gets the next – and probably last – coaching job with him will inherit a rich bag of knowledge from two very diverse influences in his life.
The poets in the anthology are young, most of them under forty, but they inherit a rich Greek tradition of writers who seize a position in public discourse.
Unbeknownst to them, they inherit a rich, scholastic tradition of ignorance.
Haydn inherited "a rich variety of different affects, of expressive musical characters," Mr. Hartke said.
As a young person growing up in Britain today, you have a far greater chance of succeeding if you come from a privileged background and have inherited a rich social capital".
Wickham became ordained straight from Oxford, as was his ambition, and having inherited a rich country living from the late Mr Darcy, served faithfully for three years as a well-loved pastor to his parishioners, while Fitzwilliam Darcy sank into dissolution and disgrace by seducing the five daughters of a Mr and Mrs Bennet of Longbourn.
When, in 146 B.C., the Romans defeated and destroyed Carthage in the last of the Punic Wars, putting an end to some seven centuries of Phoenician domination, they inherited a rich agricultural colony (the Carthaginians had introduced the Berber nomads to the cultivation of olives and cereals, as well as to sheepherding) well served by a network of commercial cities.
Because strontium markers are laid down in tooth enamel in childhood, it seems they hadn't earned but inherited this richer diet, and the fact that they were buried with the adzes suggests that they died as they had lived: privileged to the end.
There used to be only three ways to get rich: inherit it, dig it out of the ground, or invent something.
Post-World War II Southern writers inherited Faulkner's rich legacy.
