bequeaths in a sentence

1. She bequeaths the company to her nephew Antonio Monaci.

2. This is the sign that bequeaths humankind with the incredible will to survive.

3. When he bequeaths his life’s work to son Karl in 1944, the company has 50 employees.

4. Andre offers to help if Chad bequeaths him an old safe house of Stefano's outside of town.

5. In 2011 Bruno Rainaldi bequeaths an important cultural and expressive baggage to Lapo Ciatti.

6. Ascension is harmony, and harmony bequeaths symmetrical balance within the polarity of the planet.

7. She leaves behind a rich collection of art and book and bequeaths generous legacies to her relatives in Vorarlberg.

8. He’s stunned when the owner, Maggie, a close friend, bequeaths him not only the post office, but also Station House.

9. All his inheritance he bequeaths to the churches of God, the wife of a young, impoverished brotherhood and brave warriors.

10. By the way: The tax-free amount of 500,000 euros also applies if one of the spouses bequeaths such sums to their surviving partner.

11. It is also part of the tradition of the non-Roma that the father is the one who bequeaths the slava to the first-born son if possible.

12. Inquisitor Toth bequeaths the Daemon Hammer, God-Splitter, to Gabriel, since he feels that it is Gabriel that will end this battle and not him.

13. It is without doubt more than 400 years old, but there is 400-year old written documentation of inheritance, in which a member of the family bequeaths it to his heir.

14. In his high-school yearbook he bequeaths his poker-playing skills to a friend and predicts that everyone else will bowl 300 before a certain one of his classmates does.

15. For each time you take a backward step, know that everything that Satan influences will always be backwards – the opposite to all that my Son bequeaths to the human race.

16. 5:13, 14) How fleeting and uncertain earthly riches are, and how suddenly they can be lost or even be spiritually harmful to their owner or to the child to whom he bequeaths such riches!

17. While Hanoi is well-known for its traditional lifestyle and ancient places, Ho Chi Minh bequeaths a hole of emotional entanglement in tourists' heart by its own simple yet unique beauty.

18. To his wife, the Queen of the Night, and his daughter Pamina he bequeaths his entire possessions with the exception of every form of power he deems “incomprehensible to the mind of woman”.

19. In this presentation of her memoirs, Lucia bequeaths to us information of highly historical value and shares also with us a spiritual experience that moved countless Christians throughout decades.

20. The twentieth century bequeaths to us above all else a warning: wars are often the cause of further wars because they fuel deep hatreds, create situations of injustice and trample upon people's dignity and rights.