| Strengthened by this conviction, David sets off on the path of genuine repentance, and he bequeaths to us his prayer of contrition. |
| Each region bequeaths its own brand of craft skills and the results are so variegated that the categories run into the hundreds. |
| Mr Aquino's Liberal Party will go on, but is not bound to accept the policies that he bequeaths. |
| Mackenzie King bequeaths his estate to the Government of Canada as a public park. |
| A parent who bequeaths shares in his business to his children could be hit with a large tax liability. |
| He bequeaths a church which shows no sign of bowing out or running out of steam. |
