Sentence examples for inheritance buying from inspiring English sources

After 4,000 hours of labour, you will be handed a car that will still be around to leave to your children in your will, which is fortunate because you will possibly have spent their inheritance buying it in the first place.

"I was lucky enough to receive some inheritance to buy a flat," she explains.

In 2006, he came into an inheritance and bought 70 acres on Dumpling Hill in Vermont.

Using money from her inheritance, she bought a home for herself and her younger son in 2009.

"It has given me great security," said Ms. Durso, who had used an inheritance to buy the property.

Then he would return to his native Europe, and sometimes to the United States, where he used his inheritance to buy works by old masters at auction.

In 1951, using money from an inheritance, Whitman bought an ancient building at 37 Rue de la Bûcherie, facing Notre Dame cathedral.

As Ian Kelly explains in his 2005 biography, Brummel befriended the prince regent by using part of an inheritance to buy a commission in his 10th Light Dragoons.

Abbotts, who had contracted polio at the age of four, used some of her inheritance to buy herself a new wheelchair and gave each of her four children £10,000.

She came from the Swift family, of the Chicago meatpacking firm Swift & Company her grandfather was the general manager of the Chicago Union Stock Yards when Upton Sinclair published "The Jungle"—and there was enough money in that inheritance to buy the house in Carmel and to pay tuition at the best private schools.

She came from the Swift family, of the Chicago meatpacking firm Swift & Company — her grandfather was the general manager of the Chicago Union Stock Yards when Upton Sinclair published "The Jungle" — and there was enough money in that inheritance to buy the house in Carmel and to pay tuition at the best private schools.