Sentence examples for whose heirs from inspiring English sources

"A German émigré whose heirs we're looking for in Germany".

Upon Busch's death, the company was inherited by his eldest son, August, whose heirs retain a substantial interest today.

Lionel, the next surviving son of Edward III, left an only child, Philippa, who married the Earl of March, in whose heirs was the right to the succession.

Those earlier men--Goldwyn, Selznick, Zanuck, Warner, Disney, and Thalberg--were the ones whose heirs the Turners, Bronfmans, Murdochs, Eisners, Rosses, Sonys, and Matsushitas became.

But it is worth noting that, more than any other American city, New York has an abundance of superwealthy people whose heirs would benefit mightily from a 2010 demise.

The Neue Kronen-Zeitung, which now regularly supports the far-right Austrian politician Jörg Haider, was partly owned in 1938 by the Jewish chief editor, Leopold Lipschütz, whose heirs received little.

Stoll sincerely believes that Kennedy's spiritual heir was Reagan, while shifty Nixon was the real liberal, whose heir is — who else? — shifty Obama.

At 38, she deserves the respect and prominence that has, also belatedly, been granted artists like Ken Price and Ron Nagle, whose heir she clearly is.

Political allegories and demands for identifiable portraits of lords or statesmen made new demands upon the artist and stimulated interest in the art of Classical Rome, whose heir the communes claimed to be.

But in answer to questions about Mr. McCain's criticism of his ties to the Christian right, and in a media briefing, Mr. Bush mocked Mr. McCain as a negative campaigner and said the senator's style was very different from that of President Ronald Reagan, whose heir both candidates claim to be.

Adding to its problems is the recent death of the king, whose heir is only an infant.