Verwenden Sie „bequeath“ in einem Satz

1. Zolla II was bequeathed knowledge, much of which (some claimed) could never be revealed, for it could potentially undermine the very fabric of B’tari culture

---

2. But Epicurus bequeathed his gardens to his own school

---

3. Later, in 1879, he resided in a home on an estate in Beauvoir, Mississippi, that was bequeathed to him by a sympathetic lady of the South

---

4. What our parents have bequeathed was a generation of lingering adolescents who continue to view the world as their own private playgrounds

---

5. I included this evocation in my talk because, like many other citizens of that sprightly village, I fondly and nostalgically recalled that sacred icon which our ancestors from earlier centuries had bequeathed to us and which a mayor and a priest had, just a few years ago, secretly and foolishly demolished some four centuries after concrete documents rendered evident its existence

---

6. He then announced, as he gave each of the six men a large folded vellum document, that the Countess von Brechtsler had bequeathed to each of them the land that they were farming

---

7. “The Countess bequeathed it to us in her will,” replied Hermann

---

8. I had officially bequeathed my office to them and due to our land’s laws; it was now theirs to do with what they wanted

---

9. How could Zacchaeus not be angry at what God had bestowed on him? I could picture countless hours spent in front of the mirror as a mortal child, when Zacchaeus was growing up only to be overshadowed by the love his parents and their friends must have bequeathed on Adrinius

---

10. As I released my grip more wholeheartedly, I experienced a pinch of guilt, a sense of sadness for the mortal boy who was in the end bequeathed nothing by no other than my blood brother

11. I had mingled like Dracula wished, interwoven with the vampires at my home, particularly focusing at my sire’s request on the suitable bequeathed eligible bachelors of the time

---

12. 10 And when Esau saw the mighty men of Nimrod coming at a distance, he fled, and by it escaped; and Esau took the valuable garments of Nimrod, which Nimrod's father had bequeathed to Nimrod, and with which Nimrod prevailed over the whole land, and he ran and concealed them in his house

---

13. 10 And when Esau saw the mighty men of Nimrod coming at a distance he fled and by it escaped; and Esau took the valuable garments of Nimrod which Nimrod's father had bequeathed to Nimrod and with which Nimrod prevailed over the whole land and he ran and concealed them in his house

---

14. Because my father had no male heir James was bequeathed the estate in my father’s will so long as his grandson would inherit after James’ death

---

15. Upon his death, Nuke’s father, Moussa Habeen, bequeathed ten stone tablets to him, which were thought to contain important information concerning ET/human contacts

---

16. borrowed from the abundant resources bequeathed to us as an inheritance by the holy Fathers

---

17. To him, all the money he earned was actually money bequeathed to him from a striking young woman he’d met on the street one Friday afternoon

---

18. Government through reduction and eventual abolishment of the estate tax will be recouped by capital gains taxes that your heirs will have to pay if and when they dispose of the property bequeathed to them

---

19. Jesus neither embodied the messianic ideals of the Jewish prophets nor did he sufficiently rebuke those expectations to lay any legitimate claim to the title of messiah that his followers bequeathed on him

---

20. Stan had bequeathed his whole estate, after taxes and funeral expenses, to Julie, and Mr Herrington was obviously surprised that she had shown no interest in claiming it

21. It is part of that "damnosa haereditas" which Rome has bequeathed to our Church, and which has never been completely purged away

---

22. Though most avail themselves of many of society's collective benefits bequeathed as commons to each other, those who avail themselves and utilize them the most never proportionally pay for those privileges

---

23. “Wisdom is not bequeathed by age, but by reflecting on experiences that change the heart, for all wisdom springs from compassion

---

24. “Trust is an intimacy bequeathed, for one's nakedness can always be revealed at a later date

---

25. On his deathbed, he’d confessed his crimes to his oldest son and heir, Cyrus’s father, and bequeathed the maps into this man’s care

---

26. He had a small stipend as vicar and drew income from rental properties bequeathed to All Hallows

---

27. Here we find a method, the spirit of which is to believe that what is sought has been accomplished in order to accomplish it: a method bequeathed upon us by the same Plato who, outside of this sphere, could never find how the ideas became realities

---

28. This would enable the children to retain and enjoy the wealth bequeathed to their father by the cult deity

---

29. Jennings' network is, after all, the one that bequeathed America such edifying television fare as NYPD Blue, the raucous police drama renowned for its raunchy language and for broadcasting the bare backsides of its lead thespians

---

30. Karl Henderson’s estate, are writing to you, to inform you that the following property and monies have been bequeathed to you

31. ” Peter took a deep breath, and composed himself before perusing what had been bequeathed to him

---

32. Karl had bequeathed to him, all his money from three Swiss accounts and Blake Hall

---

33. generation because they bequeathed us greater mistrust than what they inherited from their

---

34. bequeathed to others and especially the generation-next, one has to work his or her way around

---

35. To Lea, he bequeathed the villa in Geneva, the two cars in the garage and a large amount of money for its upkeep

---

36. In it, she bequeathed a respectable sum of money to Iason, Stratos"s son, and twenty paintings to me

---

37. A legacy of the emperor who built it; the kings and czars who bequeathed gifts; of the conquerors and crusaders and prophets who protected it; of the scholars who enriched it with their knowledge, wisdom and manuscripts and finally, but principally, of the lowly tens of thousands who lived in it across the ages, served it and assured its existence

---

38. And what did the church do, when a dying terrified soul begged to be allowed to give his confession of his sins before he died? The church refused to even listen to their confession… unless he bequeathed all of his worldly possessions to the church

---

39. To atone for a sin: great lords had churches built, they bequeathed woodlands to the church

---

40. It can be left to the families of the decedents; or it can be bequeathed for public purposes; or, finally, it can be administered by its possessors during their lives

41. Beyond providing for the wife and daughters moderate sources of income, and very moderate allowances indeed, if any, for the sons, men may well hesitate; for it is no longer questionable that great sums bequeathed often work more for the injury than for- the good of the recipients

---

42. Knowledge of the results of legacies bequeathed is not calculated to inspire the brightest hopes of much posthumous good being accomplished by them

---

43. We have many such institutions,-Johns Hopkins, Cornell, Packer, and others,-but most of these have only been bequeathed, and it is impossible to extol any man greatly for simply leaving what he cannot take with him

---

44. The owner of the leading paper there bequeathed its revenues forever to the city, to be used in beautifying it

---

45. bequeathed me this poisoned chalice

---

46. kindness that was bequeathed me,' he said with great emotion

---

47. urge to mate had never been bequeathed them by the Source

---

48. That some mad God with thought bequeathed

---

49. stand and challenge that he bequeathed you, insured that as a child you strove for life

---

50. Roy had bequeathed me his Kombi Van and a few thousand dollars cash, obviously his

51. Through the hazy car windows, for the last time, Jericho bequeathed Sophia with a look of longing, as the police car sped away from her

---

52. He had bequeathed the whole of his, and what had been her movable property to his father: the poor creature was threatened, or coaxed, into that act during her week's absence, when his uncle died

---

53. Her grandmother bequeathed ten thousand dollars to her twenty, twenty five years ago, or so, and when the ear of the personal investor dawned she opened up her own brokerage account

---

54. All these he bequeathed to me, with a thousand Roman crowns, which he had in ready money, on condition that I would have anniversary masses said for the repose of his soul, and that I would draw up a genealogical tree and history of his house

---

55. The last Count of Spada, moreover, made me his heir, bequeathing to me this symbolic breviary, he bequeathed to me all it contained; no, no, make your mind satisfied on that point

---

56. This poor fellow, whom Caderousse had forgotten, had not forgotten him, and at his death he bequeathed this diamond to him

---

57. He felt how useless it was to struggle against fortune, this being the burden of wisdom which the ages had bequeathed to him

---

58. Wilson were executors, he bequeathed a very considerable amount

---

59. In Francine’s simple will, she bequeathed her eighty acres to the Mountain Trust, and to the exclusion of her five adult children

---

60. At the same time he recognised clearly that the dream which had fired his imagination was hopelessly unattainable—so unattainable that he felt positively ashamed of it, and he hastened to pass to the other more practical cares and difficulties bequeathed him by that "thrice accursed yesterday

61. They bequeathed the whole

---

62. The general expectation now was that the "much" would fall to Fred Vincy, but the Vincys themselves were surprised when ten thousand pounds in specified investments were declared to be bequeathed to him:—was the land coming too? Fred bit his lips: it was difficult to help smiling, and Mrs

---

63. And the exile, separated from the beloved France so dear to his heart, died a lingering death on that rock and bequeathed his great deeds to posterity

---

64. He had bequeathed the whole of his, and what had been her, moveable property, to his father: the poor creature was threatened, or coaxed, into that act during her week’s absence, when his uncle died

---

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

---

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

---

67. This holy woman, too poor to wear the magnificent habit of her order, which was a white robe with a scarlet scapulary, had piously put it on a little manikin, which she exhibited with complacency and which she bequeathed to the house at her death

---

68. "Your brother?" inquired Marius, who was meditating in the most bitter and sorrowful depths of his heart on the duties to the Thenardiers which his father had bequeathed to him; "who is your brother?"

---

69. As for the five hundred and eighty thousand francs, they constituted a legacy bequeathed to Cosette by a dead person, who desired to remain unknown

---

70. " 'It is my ultimate goal to transmute this experience into a level of life participation which is worthy of the immense powers that have been bequeathed to me by Lestat, a level of life experience which knows no moral shrinking from the most obvious yet painful theological questions which my transfigured state has made utterly inescapable, the first of which is, obviously, How does God view my essential being? Am I human and vampire? Or vampire only? That is, is damnation, and I speak now not of a literal Hell with flames, but of a state which is defined by the absence of God-is damnation implicit and inherent in what I am, or do I still exist in a relativistic universe in which I may attain grace on the same terms as humans can attain it, by participating in the Incarnation of Christ, an historical event in which I totally believe, in spite of the fact that it is not philosophically fashionable, though what questions of fashion have to do with me now in this transcendent and often luminous condition is moot

71. However, she only bequeathed $10,000 to Berniece, whom she was a lot closer to than Gladys

---

72. My father always cherished the idea that he would atone for his error by leaving his possessions to us; that letter informs us that he has bequeathed every penny to the other relation, with the exception of thirty guineas, to be divided between St

---

73. She had a considerable sum of money—not less than £1000 a year—and this she bequeathed to Dr

---

74. It is the work of a brave man surely, in whom there was no guile! He rounded this water with his hand, deepened and clarified it in his thought, and in his will bequeathed it to Concord

---

75. But not alone has this Leviathan left his pre-adamite traces in the stereotype plates of nature, and in limestone and marl bequeathed his ancient bust; but upon Egyptian tablets, whose antiquity seems to claim for them an almost fossiliferous character, we find the unmistakable print of his fin

---

76. Hardly yet able to believe in himself he hastened to mother's and—arrived at the very moment when she was set free by the death of the old man who had bequeathed her to him

---

77. The old man certainly won't be angry at these flowers, for he bequeathed us joy himself, didn't he ? I believe he's here somewhere in the room

---

78. It was as though Father Zossima had bequeathed him to him at his death, and “perhaps that's just what had passed between them,” Alyosha thought suddenly

---

79. The Revolution bequeathed to the French nobility its heritage, and now every whippersnapper of a Parisian may possess manners, methods of expression, and even thoughts that are above reproach in form, while all the time he himself may share in that form neither in initiative nor in intellect nor in soul—his manners, and the rest, having come to him through inheritance

---

80. The Greeks deified nature and bequeathed the world their religion, that is, philosophy and art

81. Rome deified the people in the State, and bequeathed the idea of the State to the nations

---

82. "We ruin ourselves," says Frederic Passy, in a note read at the last Congress (1890) of Universal Peace, at London, "in preparing the means for taking part in the mad butcheries of the future, or in paying the interests of debts bequeathed to us by the mad and culpable butcheries of the past

---

83. "What has Greece bequeathed to the world? Its literature and its marbles

---

84. On the other hand, young fresh strength droops and is lost for want of sustenance; this is the case with thousands everywhere! A hundred, a thousand good deeds and enterprises could be carried out and upheld with the money this old woman has bequeathed to a monastery

---

85. Adopt it, and we can no longer yield, at the beck of haughty belligerents, the right of navigating the ocean, that choice inheritance bequeathed to us by our fathers

---