| An edged instrument from one of these makers is a cherished possession that's often listed in last wills and testaments. |
| In the U.S., with economics as the focal social institution, last words and testaments will deal with the disposition of goods. |
| Equally impressive are her empowering lyrics, which, at their best, are testaments to personal battles won. |
| Thankfully, his many films and performances will live on as testaments to his great talent. |
| In these countries, furthermore, woman may not appear as a witness in the execution of contracts, testaments or any notarial act. |
| A framer in Washington, D.C., is rehousing George and Martha Washingtons' last wills and testaments with Alpharag Artcare. |
