bequest造句
1. The library has received a generous bequest from a local businessman.
2. He received a bequest under his grandmother's will.
3. He left a bequest to each of his grandchildren.
4. The picture was acquired by bequest in 1921.
5. The bequest is con-servatively estimated at ￡30 million.
6. In his will he made a substantial bequest to his wife.
7. The church here was left a bequest to hire doctors who would work amongst the poor.
8. A bequest of the surplus is called residuary.
9. This is his bequest to all of us.
10. Regrettably, I must leave failure as a bequest to Earth.
11. Legislation restricting freedom of bequest is found in a number of countries.
12. As you can imagine, the bequest has caused a deep rift between them.
13. Acquired by bequest in 1921, it used to be considered one of the Metropolitan Museum's greatest early Northern paintings.
14. Purchase, Joseph Pulitzer Bequest, 1952.
15. To receive by bequest or as a legacy.
16. He left bequest of money to all his servants.
17. The bequest would be found in his will , and would be paid over.
18. Unexpectedly a little while the bequest of uncle came, in one night, became millionaire.
19. After paying various bequest the residue of his estate is split between his children.
20. Mucha's bequest to his country was received with unkindly cold shoulders.
21. In addition, 785 works were acquired by gift and bequest.
22. Instead, Theda slipped into the ballroom to think about Lady Merchiston's determination to make her a bequest.
23. It was by this time not quite clear exactly which lands in the Company's possession related to the original bequest.
24. Apparently the intention of the testator is to remit a debt, so this is in effect a bequest of liberatio.
25. Soon afterwards, a prohibition on alienation was introduced: property under bequest was not to be alienated.
26. Bissett had been told that often enough, about the dead aunt and her bequest.
27. Staff at Cornell College were astounded by the generosity of the unexpected bequest.
28. He was still quite unable to discern what the bequest could possibly be, let alone whether it was of any value.
29. Lady Merstam tells me you have your husband's agreement to what was to have been the bequest.
30. He left it to him on such terms as destroyed half the value of the bequest.
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