Sentence examples for testament set up from inspiring English sources

For your pre-mortal benefit, we called up Florida estate attorney Grady H. Williams Jr., LLM, of FloridaElder.com (whose hold music was Bobby Fuller's "I Fought the Law") for some info about getting a will and testament set up so you'll have one less thing to worry about while texting Aaron the story of you getting sucked while off going 90 in the Civic.

Seventy-two pages later he has typed out every instruction he can find in the Old and New Testaments and set up a month-by-month plan to try them out.

They were built in 1913 according to the last will and testament of William Sutton who set up a trust to provide "model dwellings and houses for use and occupation by the poor".

In setting this fire, Jesus has also "set up" one of the New Testament's most gripping scenes.

That Mr. Kim's story has emerged after half a century is a testament to this nation's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, modeled after the South African group set up in the 1990s to expose crimes and injustices committed during the apartheid era.

The owner's cousin was a subcommander of the region's military detachment, and the heavy machine gun he had set up to protect the bar was still on its sandbags — a testament to how dangerous things had been.

To further the dissemination of Protestantism among the southern Slavs, Count Jan Ungnad set up a press in 1560 at Urach that issued a translation of the New Testament in both Glagolitic (1562 63) and Cyrillic (1563) characters.

Dr. Reisner set up….

Diversions were set up.

For her to have set up the initial response and then to be underway within minutes to respond to the scene herself, it is a testament to her training and commitment to her job.

Set up.