Sentence examples for things bequeathed from inspiring English sources

The man who wrote "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin"' and "My Favorite Things" bequeathed a lifelong calling and ethos to the protege who would seem to affront Hammerstein's cockeyed optimism with the gimlet-eyed pessimism of songs like "The Ladies Who Lunch" and "Losing My Mind".

CC: The Preppy Handbook includes a section on values such as grace, discipline and civic mindedness, that are among the best things bequeathed to America by the WASP establishment.

When she died this was the one thing bequeathed specifically to me.

In those days, suits were things you bequeathed to your son.

Of all the things Howell bequeathed to me, somewhere high on that list — maybe higher than Judy Miller — is his claim that the newsroom had become fat and complacent.

William Joseph Myers (1858-99), alumnusnus of Eton College who was an avid acquirer of things Egyptian and bequeathed the objects to his alma mater.

William Joseph Myers (1858-99), alumnusnus of Eton College who was an avid acquirer of things Egyptian and bequeathed the objects to his almna mater.

Myers, who was killed in the Boer War, was an avid acquirer of things Egyptian and bequeathed the objects to his alma mater as a teaching collection.

Alternately, you might come up with an estate plan that provides more money for the teacher, but evens things out by bequeathing some family heirlooms or other nonfinancial assets to your wealthier son.

What was said afterwards Martin Lipton, the Daily Mirror (26 June, 2004) "Sven-Göran Eriksson has done many fine things since inheriting the shambles bequeathed him by Kevin Keegan three and a half years ago.

As for the prince himself, I see that his court case against MGM, through which he won a handy £25,000, has bequeathed us one familiar thing: the disclaimer at the end of films which tells us that all the characters in the foregoing story are fictional, and that any resemblance to living persons is accidental.