Heir In A Sentence

• All that was known was that the heir to the throne had mysteriously disappeared.
• There is not one ill which flesh is heir to, which this race original cannot kill or cure.
• But it was not thus that the nephew and heir of the nabob of Frisco was to travel.
• But a numerous army, led by Gavah in search of the true heir to the throne, now came in sight.
• Near Exeter, in this land, dwelt an aged king who had for his heir a daughter called Guillardun.
• In the preceding winter there had been deaths more or less frequent from such ills as flesh is heir to.
• This was a great grief to him, especially when he remembered that on his death there would be no heir to inherit the kingdom.
• For a Son of this World, and an heir to the King Who rules over man, is this beautiful Spring!
• Madame du Deffand was only dissuaded from making him her heir by his threat that if she did so he would never visit her again.
• Cavander was delighted beyond words when he heard that the heir to Phoride had successfully reacquired his own estate.
• He is now steadily stepping forth into the world as ruler of himself, the creator of his own government, the heir and sovereign of the world.
• The spiriting away of the heir would thus leave the field open for the cherished plans and hopes of Delilah.
• They are a family to which a destiny attaches, and the Banshee has sworn that a male heir shall never be wanting.
• Without fortune is that Inosuke, heir of the master, such object of delight to bring him to maturity.
• In the latter case they had more power and less responsibility; the latter falling on the heir and successor, perhaps still a mere child.
• My father, in wild grief at the loss of his then only son, and heir to the title, gathered all the servants and hurried to the spot.
• It is true, that Jacob was made the special heir to his father; but did he thereby inherit eternal life?
• In France the bearing of the dolphin was exclusively restricted to the Dauphin or heir to the throne of the kingdom.
• The heir of Pengersick, however, had no desire to fall in with the plans of his father and the wishes of the elderly spinster.
• It is restful, though, after dragging one's weary feet down to the 'phone to hear something beside all the ills that flesh is heir to.
• Mr. Long broke out into wrathful indignation, but the young heir kept silence, only smiling bitterly.
• Of course, I shall see that, although he can no longer be regarded as my heir here, he shall be well provided for.
• The Marquis was overjoyed at having restored to the illustrious house of Moncade the heir of its greatness, and of its magnificent domains.
• He was more like a man whose only son and heir had been stolen, than an Anglo-Indian officer who had lost a poodle.
• London stories are racy of London; they reflect its life in every age; and the London child is heir to them all.

• Here sleeps an heir of glory.
• Of the heir he only uttered a significant hum!
• Was George heir after all?
• And who was the predestined heir of that Majesty?
• Edwith died and Oswald became heir to the throne.
• All to his heir resigning, Except his cup of gold.
• The latter was made his heir by Samuel Pepys.
• But their heir comes into the world poorer than the lowest savage.
• No harm, when but for you, he would have been the heir to house and land!
• Augustus was nephew to the earl of Osselstone, and heir to his title.
• My brother Augustus is now the next heir to the family title and estates.
• Followed by Kakusuke, his worthy son and heir sprang in pursuit.
• He was well dressed, and James knew him as the nephew and heir of the squire.
• And fall heir to a blood-feud with every second man I chance upon!

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