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bequeath sentence examples

  • He did not bequeath the secret to the apostles.
  • Bequeathed a terrible legacy of minefields, now even worse.
  • Bequeathed more than 200,000 glass negatives to bradford museums and galleries.
  • James whyte, son, the rest of her goods not already bequeathed.
  • Bequeathed by mrs allen in accordance with the wishes of her husband, in 1953.
  • Bequeathed in wills make it clear that they were only a contribution.
  • Bequeathed a good estate to each of his sons.
  • The rev mr slater also bequeathed lands for the poor of the parish.
  • Bequeathed by the 20th century.
  • Bequeathed lands for the poor of the parish.
  • After his death, corson's widow generously bequeathed a sizeable estate to the university to maintain and develop the collection.
  • Bequeathed by a legacy.
  • Bequeathed the property to the national trust.
  • But these benefits are only bequeathed to immigrants who have been legally working in the uk and thus contributing to the state.
  • Bequeathed by a philanthropist friend.
  • Bequeathed money to the company for almshouses, 14 of which were built in kingsland road.
  • The skeleton was eventually bequeathed to the college of surgeons in edinburgh.
  • Bequeathed large collection and library to museum and these were worked on and displayed at 9 crick road.

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