bequeath

This child was all that was left of him, and she cherished, as so tender a creature would, the legacy which he had bequeathed to her.

She also bequeathed me a strong constitution as well as a strong inclination for labour so that I have been able to work untiringly.

The prize is a state that, by 2015, could look rather different to the bloated, top-heavy Leviathan bequeathed to the coalition a year ago.

It is one of the papers in his own handwriting which he has bequeathed to us.

Ironically, Europe, which had bequeathed the rabbit as a pest to Australia, acquired this man-made disease as a pestilence.

This unwieldy archive of my past, all my nearly forgotten selves, will eventually be my bequeathed burden to her, I suppose.

His love of trains was inspired by his great-uncle, who bequeathed him a vintage Lionel O Scale train set decades ago.

Ironically, Europe, which had bequeathed the rabbit as arest to Australia, acquired this man-made disease as a pestilence.

On his deathbed, Raphael bequeathed his mistress enough money to live "honorably" for the rest of her life.

All of which bequeathed him a lifelong sense of guilt for not being with her at the end.

She had a small property, which she bequeathed with much ostentation to a religious community.

It was, and is said to remain, the greatest ever single collection bequeathed to the nation.

yes - the late mr . darcy bequeathed me the next presentation of the best living in his gift.

The Nobel Peace Prize is one of five prizes bequeathed by the Swedish inventor and industrialist Alfred Nobel.

Given the horrendous mess being bequeathed to him, he must be wondering whether the wooing was worth it.

All of the contents of that house were bequeathed by Carter to the Metropolitan Museum.

Medical science had decided they didn't like the look of it and had bequeathed it right back to the Old Pink Dog Bar.

Among the legacies bequeathed by Yung Hong and "the Boy Students" , the spirit of tolerance is energetically carried forward.

When Bill Clinton left the White House in 2001, he bequeathed George W. Bush a healthy surplus.

All his property will be bequeathed(=left by will)to a person and his bodily issue.

By then she had bequeathed[9] me her most healing words, those that are as open and eternal as a clear blue sky.

He wants a political reform, partly to sweep away the electoral system of two-member constituencies bequeathed by Pinochet.

Admittedly, John Paul liked to bypass bureaucracy and bequeathed a mess to his successor.

Quantum mechanics has bequeathed a very weird picture of the universe to modern physicists.

Bush bequeathed the recession, but if 18 months of remedial action have failed to work as hoped, blame begins to migrate.

On her deathbed, Edwina had bequeathed to Delilah the thing she loved most in the world: her dog, Poopsy.

A quarter of a century later Stein bequeathed Picasso's portrait to the Met.

He bequeathed to his successor a well-functioning police state.

Capitalism, to be sure, has bequeathed us some ines- timably precious goods along with these abominations.

The rich inheritance of justice, liberty, prosperity, and independence bequeathed by your fathers is shared by you, not by me.

An item bequeathed to the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England, by Walter Lord, shows a Marconi cable form.

His Supreme Court transformed American society and bequeathed to us the culture wars.

By the waters of the Aegean, how angry can you be with the Greeks, who bequeathed the very name Europa?

A generation of unbridled economic advances has bequeathed to today's Chinese an abused landscape.

Sadat bequeathed him an Egypt ostracised by its Arab neighbours for its signing of the 1979 Camp David accords with Israel.

But what is the "spiritual achievement" the Transcendentalists have bequeathed to us?

They bequeathed him a lot of money.

He bequeathed his shares to his daughter.

His father bequeathed him a fortune.

She bequeathed everything to her son.

Imagine if you bequeathed your children not just your genetic material, but also the consequences of your own eating habits.

He bequeathed his collection of paintings to the National Gallary.

At the same time Chine is a nation of rites with civilized rites and rules, which are the precious wealth bequeathed by our ancestors.

Parents gone, bequeathed to us the feelings never repay.

Edmund: Oh yes, of course; your thoughtful father bequeathed you a turnip.

Are Singaporeans unwilling to accept what their ancestors have bequeathed them?

He bequeathed to Makhan, in perpetuity, his fishing-rod, his big kite and his marbles.

legacy, Money or property bequeathed to another by will.

This, it appears, is the legacy I have received and have now bequeathed to my own child.

Before her death seven years later, Lady Wallace bequeathed the contents of Hertford House to the English people.

He bequeathed his collection of cultural artefacts to the Irish people in trust when he died in 1968.

If we walk before the LORD in integrity, we shall do more to bless our descendants than if we bequeathed them large estates.

But the syncytin genes we use today may have actually replaced an ancestral one that a virus bequeathed to the very first placental mammals.

He bequeathed his talent to his son.

By such deeds, you soil the very name the ancestor have bequeathed us.

Her collection of paintings was bequeathed to the National Gallery when she died.

Her father bequeathed her an annual income of ten thousand pounds.

Orion Sewell, who was bequeathed $5 million, declined to comment.

He bequeathed his son a great fortune.

His father bequeathed him a big fortune.

Earlier this year one graduate bequeathed Pitt's law school $4. 25 million.

He has not only accomplished unusual deeds but also bequeathed us the cultural heritage of an exemplary teacher.

Something that is bequeathed; a legacy.

Now, his struggle with the flood of memories is complicated by the one thing bequeathed to him;

Early Health Care Achievements of Miao Nationality as Viewed from Their Bequeathed Habit of Utilizing Fire

ideas bequeathed to us by the 19 th century