sizable inheritance

Without a trust, a lifetime of care for a disabled person could eat through even a sizable inheritance.

His father founded a successful chocolate factory and died in 1874, leaving a sizable inheritance.

After the death of her parents, a sizable inheritance left Mary Nohl the chance to create artworks.

He might not leave behind any sizable inheritance, but at least he would be taken care of, for which Tengo was tremendously grateful.

She cited the sizable inheritance as cause and got lucky with a judge who either agreed with her or was too tired to argue the point.

It tells of an old bachelor, Morose, who searches for a wife to deprive his nephew of a sizable inheritance.

But if one of them should die, the survivor would have to pay a sizable inheritance tax on the home they share in Butler, Morris County.

Other than a sizable inheritance, she'd never possessed any of the artifices or skills likely to attract the attentions of a suitor.

Planning covered three years, beginning in 1902 when Tiffany came into a sizable inheritance from his father, Charles, founder of the jewelry firm that bears the family name.

She left him a sizable inheritance, which should have supported him adequately for life, but undisciplined as he was, in a few months he had spent every cent.

Soon Beate died, and her sizable inheritance in Eastern Denmark became property of the couple's underage children, under guardianship of Arvid.

In the days before his death, Bolaño asked his editor to publish the five sections of "2666" individually, in order to secure a sizable inheritance for his children.

The motive was greed, said the Bergen County prosecutor, Larry J. McClure, adding that the daughter promised to share a sizable inheritance with the cousin.

Darrin, a shallow New York advertising executive, traveled to a small town in the deep south upon receiving word that his aunt has died and left him a sizable inheritance.

Halifax is reported to have left Catherine Barton, Newton's niece, a sizable inheritance for "her excellent conversation," as John Flamsteed wryly reported at the time.

They made their first appearance in At Your Service Madame - this presented Mrs. Hamhock as a widow to whom her late husband had left a sizable inheritance.

Then, in February, after her boyfriend came into a sizable inheritance, they began plotting how to get in on the phenomenal returns that they had been hearing about in high technology.

His father, who died when Williams was eight years old, had left him a sizable inheritance, which he used between 1832 and 1836 for extensive travel in the United States and Europe.

He found an unlikely financial angel in the person of Patrick Debenport, also an AIDS patient, who said his oil-rich grandmother had just died and left a sizable inheritance.

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Now, at age 29, having come into a sizable inheritance, he's returned to England after several years of world travel and for three years has worked as an undercover investigator for the British Jockey Club.

Richard Livingstone and his wife, Linda, of Denver, said they did not like financial advisers who encouraged them to set up a foundation after Mrs. Livingstone's father died in 1994 and left a sizable inheritance.

The Valle family was unable to pay the sizable inheritance taxes levied on the estate of Donald Valle when he died in 1977 and were forced to liquidate the business in order to meet their obligation to the government.

The Bergen County Prosecutor, Larry J. McClure, declined to offer any details on his assertion Sunday that the cousins had plotted the murders to split a "sizable inheritance" that Miss Kaldawy expected from her father.

In fact, that is not the case here in Effretikon, which like the rest of Zurich canton requires restitution only in cases of a recipient receiving a sizable inheritance or winning the lottery, said the local social benefits secretary, Urs Gröbli.