Sentence examples for whose inheritance from inspiring English sources

The Gateses have three children, whose inheritance will be relatively modest.

As the corrupt lawyer whose inheritance hangs in the balance, Pinchot skitters around the stage in a fustian flurry.

She is also part feudal Sindh, a haughty aristocrat, the daughter and granddaughter of immensely wealthy landlords, whose inheritance gave her the right to rule.

Equipped with Lurex, penis-shaped chocolates and desperate hilarity, the action hops from 2010 to 1996 to 1961 showing four generations of women whose inheritance is maternal bullying.

She is also part feudal Sindh, a haughty aristocrat, the daughter and granddaughter of immensely wealthy landlords, whose inheritance gave her the right to rule..

This week's two episodes follow an affair between an experienced bisexual woman and a same-sex novice, and the escapades of three feuding sisters whose inheritance is contingent on their surviving a week together in their childhood home, under surveillance.

Precisely those vested interests who would gain most from the Taxpayers' Alliance/Times proposal for abolition or sharp reductions in stamp duty – well-off homeowners, their children whose inheritances might be eroded, and rich foreigners buying expensive property in London.

A native New Yorker and Yale graduate whose sizable inheritance had a Woolworth lineage, Shaw was rich but rarely idle.

Otto, who is working on his thesis about Irish mythology and Goethe, has rented the coach house on a crumbling estate owned by the Langrishe sisters, three spinsters whose small inheritance from their father is rapidly dwindling.

Upon graduation he did become a lawyer, but, more crucially, he married a woman he had met in school, Leonore Beck, whose modest inheritance allowed the young couple to flee St . Louisfor New York in 1939.

He had taken a liking to Henri d'Orléans and sent him on a number of diplomatic missions to North Africa, a region on which Henri was an expert.De Gaulle seemed to be uncharacteristically humble towards Henri, whose royal inheritance, he said, made him "eternal", while the general was just a man.