Sentence examples for ready to bequeath from inspiring English sources
She told Nice-Matin she was now ready to bequeath her iconic status to Russia.
Damon proudly held the belt Sunday, but he was ready to bequeath it to the next Yankee.
Take the job away and who was I? Stepping aside, I was more than ready to bequeath my left-brained razzle-dazzle to the young Turks whose beta-wave-oriented brains were just reaching full-flourish mode.
"I was ready to die," he said in a 2001 interview, even writing out a will and bequeathing his organs for transplants and medical study in Pyongyang.
Did a genuinely good job last season and looked ready to push on – but appeared unable to see, let alone address, some pretty fundamental problems in the squad, bequeathing his successor a badly disjointed group of players.
It is unlikely that had he bequeathed the paintings, worth hundreds of millions of pounds, to a far-right organisation, the authorities would have been so ready to act on the letter of the law.
Garbo, however, was too canny to bequeath unambiguous bragging rights.
He intends to bequeath the trophy to his son or donate it to the Hall of Fame.
He clearly wants to bequeath a viable Cuba to his successor.
After all, who would want to bequeath a financial meltdown to the next president?
