Examples of using An inheritance from in English and their translations into Portuguese
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especially in the city of Rio, an inheritance from the period the city was the capital of the country.
They spent a pleasant half hour together the heir pleased to have found out that he was due an inheritance from a relative he didn't know who had died intestate.
25 expect to be handed an inheritance from parents or grandparents.
the job of the probate researchers featured in the series is essentially to find living heirs who are entitled to receive an inheritance from someone who have died either without leaving a will or where a beneficiary can't be traced.
Another aspect of this problem is related to the late development of citizenship in Brazil, as an inheritance from a colonial and slave history,
The tensions which can develop between individuals and ethnic groups as an inheritance from the past and as a consequence of close proximity
This situation is but an inheritance from the past, from a moment when the technical system we were using for our exchanges would not allow us to use a multi-dimensional currency that is a way to pay human work on one side
the sensitive comprehension of geometric abstraction, an inheritance from neoconcretism; the notion of sculpture composed of many parts,
actually the school system is recognizably an inheritance from the 19th century, from a Bismarkian model of German schooling that got taken up by English reformers,
actually the school system is recognizably an inheritance from the 19th century,
but is an inheritance from centuries of effort on the part of human intelligence aimed at improving the conditions of mankind
it is for these why the earth is not a inheritance from our parents but a loan from our children.
Fadil came into an inheritance from his parents.
as you can see from these bank transactions it's genuinely an inheritance from Canada.
I thought happiness was something I had coming to me… like an inheritance… from an uncle in America.
This power is an inheritance from iyá-mi ancestors,
receives less favourable tax treatment as compared with such an inheritance acquired from a resident.
Yeah, I got a little inheritance from my grandfather.
He kept talking about a big inheritance from his aunt.
I thought she was supposed to receive a large inheritance from her grandmother.