Sentence examples for will bequeath from inspiring English sources

(His successors will bequeath their hard drives, if they dare).

What worry me are the problems that we will bequeath to our children.

Unless we learn the same lessons, contemporary Britain will bequeath future generations nothing.

Greenland believes that climate change will bequeath the wealth to win the ultimate political prize: full independence from Denmark.

But given Trump's self-centeredness and lack of interest in organizational details, it seems unlikely that he will bequeath to America a new right-wing party.

But with the government out of the executive suite and Merrill delivering solid results, he will bequeath a bank with a plausible future.

Instead his will bequeathed her the sum of $100,000 and his interest in the residence they owned as joint tenants.

He dies, and his executor, Anton Schindler (Jeroen Krabbé), finds that his will bequeaths everything to an unnamed "immortal beloved".

Later authenticated and used as evidence in the Nuremberg trials, Hitler's will bequeathed most of his belongings to the Nazi Party and named Mr. Bormann as his executor.

His will bequeathed his Shakespeare collection to the American people and provided the necessary funds to house, maintain, and expand it.

Then, there are the loose ends: In his breast pocket, sealed in a dingy envelope, he always carries a will bequeathing two-thirds of the manuscript to the Harvard Library and the other third to the Smithsonian Institution.