Is Young positioning herself as an inheritor of this tradition?
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Bullwinkel as an inheritor to Aickman's particular strain of weird fiction.
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KELLY EVANS: --and been the obvious inheritor of-- JEFF UBBEN: Perhaps.
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The NYT reports that Zhang is a likely inheritor of Ma's duties.
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"Dylan is the brilliant inheritor of the bardic tradition," Mr. Rushdie added.
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Fox News could not be a more obvious inheritor of this system.
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By the same token, he sees himself as the inheritor of a long tradition.
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As a rapper, he has a pleasingly gummy style, a clear inheritor of Future.
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A will emerged, naming Roy Thomas as the sole inheritor of his father's fortune.
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Channels and Lentz each have a will they claim Manson signed and named inheritor.
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Sir Salman Rushdie described Mr Dylan today as the "brilliant inheritor of the bardic tradition".
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An inheritor who never worked, Vanderbilt lived with and was inseparable from his mother, Maria.
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He also the author of two military and intelligence thrillers: The Inheritor and Autumn Fire.
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Here Clinton was positioning herself as an inheritor to Obama and a defender of his legacy.
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At the end of the night came ASAP Rocky, the stylish inheritor of ASAP Yams's wisdom.
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"Don't you enjoy a good fight?" asks Violet, proud inheritor of the Marlborough and Wellington tradition.
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And in that way, it is the true inheritor of the tradition begun by Planescape: Torment.
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A selfie-seeking frat boy is perhaps not the most obvious inheritor of the conservative movement.
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Parkitect is the inheritor of the greatest gaming legacies of all time: that of Rollercoaster Tycoon.
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It cemented its place in the popular imagination as the rightful inheritor of the famous bookshop's legacy.
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Patrick has considerable political skills and was once talked up as a potential inheritor of President Obama's mantle.
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Sure, Daenerys may not be the rightful inheritor to the throne now that we know Jon's true parentage.
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But we may have to employ all our technology to create an inheritor species to satisfy our longings.
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He is a stylistic inheritor of the 1990s, with stops at J. Cole, Mac Miller, Macklemore and others.
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"The Kunstmuseum Bern was legitimately named as sole inheritor in the will," the court said in a statement.
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This game also solidified Alex Morgan, just 23 years old, as the superstar inheritor of the USWNT's legacy.
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"Amazon, because of its dominant position in infrastructure, is sort of a natural inheritor of the growth," Anderson said.
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Then she becomes the reluctant inheritor of the friend's very large dog, with whom she forges a new bond.
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The PDP was the inheritor of decades of military rule in 1999, and held power until Jonathan's defeat in 2015.
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Mr. Diggs is a crafty and dexterous rapper, an inheritor of West Coast eccentrics from Freestyle Fellowship to E-40.
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The Evergreens was a private residence until 1988; that year, the last inheritor of the property, Mary Hampson, passed away.
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"Our desire is to see Milton, who is seen as a literary inheritor, wanting to improve Shakespeare," Dr. Bourne said.
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It cast Mr. Trump as a modern-day inheritor of that struggle, a willing warrior in a clash of civilizations.
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Donald Trump -- entitled inheritor of so much for so long -- is now inheriting the burden of performance, and urgency and expectation.
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Obama declared Tuesday that Trump was merely the inheritor of a Republican Party already caught up in conspiracy theories and vitriol.
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Deval Patrick (Mass.) Patrick has considerable political skills and was once talked up as a potential inheritor of President Obama's mantle.
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When Mr. Johnson wrote that "the European Union can be seen as the inheritor of the Roman Empire," he meant it.
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Pivot's reference to class struggle makes the novel sound like an inheritor to the French realist tradition of Balzac, Zola, Flaubert.
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This over-stimulating effect is meant to mimic social media, which the organizers see as the inheritor to the home movie.
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What's surprising, given the game's Nintendo-inspired presentation, is the ways that it feels like an inheritor of the walking simulator.
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Known as "toxic succession," a property passed on with environmental liabilities could end up costing the inheritor more than it is worth.
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But Star has yet to meet the crew's sexpot leader, Krystal (Riley Keough, Elvis Presley's granddaughter and inheritor of his smouldering charisma).
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Casting himself as the inheritor of Reagan's mantle in the 1988 presidential race, Bush coasted to an easy victory against Massachusetts Gov.
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Clinton tended to present herself as an inheritor of the Democratic Party's traditional agenda on the economy, social safety nets and foreign policy.
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"If these inheritors knew what it took for the person who passed away, the inheritor may be less inclined to 'blow' the money."
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Online, hard leftists increasingly discuss politics in dire terms, and rationalize violence as a necessity— even the true inheritor of traditional progressive activism.
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Even more consequential: If the bulk of the money were allowed to grow, the inheritor would receive "a lot, lot more money," said LaBrecque.
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He's a complete dangerous monster, and at any moment that I have to call out Trump for being an inheritor to Hitler, I will.
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A slideshow of snapshot moments from her career as art-pop provocateur, this remixed excerpt assesses Lady Gaga's claim to be David Bowie's inheritor.
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Mr. Martins has long been the principal inheritor of the power and the duties — teaching, choreographing, casting, commissioning, supervising, coaching — that once were Balanchine's.
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And as the assumed inheritor of Trieu Industries, she'll certainly have the resources, not to mention the motive, to put together a revenge plot.
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Ms. Le Pen, inheritor of the anti-immigrant, populist National Front party from her father, concentrated her fire Monday night on her younger opponent.
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Any other inheritor of an IRA - typically a child - has two choices: continue to hold the account as an inherited IRA, or liquidate it.
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Batista — Eike to Brazilians — portrayed himself as a different breed of titan, not a lucky scion, inheritor of past fortune, but a builder of empire.
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In that anxiety, he was an inheritor of XXXTentacion, perhaps the patient-zero figure of the SoundCloud rap movement, though also its most problematic exponent.
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Including an acknowledgment of the competition posed by Netscape — and now by the inheritor of its source code, Mozilla's Firefox — would seem to strengthen Duhigg's case.
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" Young Thug also shows up twice, delivering mystical singing on "Sacrifices" and showing why he's the clearest modern-day inheritor of P-Funk on "Ice Melts.
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But as she burns down King's Landing, she might also burn down concepts like "rightful inheritor" and "succession," until there's nothing but her, her dragon, and fear.
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In Trumpwave, he is recast as the modern-day inheritor of the mythologized 80s, a decade that is taken to stand for racial purity and unleashed capitalism.
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Instead, speaker after speaker took aim at Clinton, presenting her as out of touch with the concerns of ordinary Americans and the inheritor of Obama's "oppressive" administration.
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The film could be seen as an inheritor of Godfrey Reggio's surreal cinematic symphonies, and their use of the language of film to capture a fractured world.
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Maloof and Deal have each put forward different candidates, both cousins of the photographer, but neither has yet been determined as the rightful inheritor of her estate.
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Now the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, the inheritor of the group that outfoxed Barnum's, is opening a new commemorative garden on the spot after further years of archaeological exploration.
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As Knives Out enters its second act, it complicates things with a subplot wherein Harlan has named his nurse, Marta, to be the inheritor of Harlan's entire estate.
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Andre Ellington, Cardinals: David Johnson is an incredible player, potentially a legitimate inheritor of the Adrian Peterson mantel of being the best all-around back in the league.
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In his skeletal music, you hear an inheritor of early electro, a kin of early DIY techno, and also a template for the rapid-fire raunch of Miami bass.
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JON CARAMANICA The psychic tug of war between Drake, standard-bearer of the Toronto sound, and Tory Lanez, inheritor and Xeroxer of that sound, may be mostly one-sided.
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There's a temptation here to evoke the gun game as the logical inheritor of Quake multiplayer matches, weapon pickups, and the absolute gladiatorial combat of selves, weapons, and competition.
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The country had been unified just a few decades earlier, and d'Annunzio's poems envisioned the newborn Kingdom of Italy as the long-awaited inheritor to the great Roman Empire.
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But Ms. Jordan is not merely an inheritor; she is an innovator, creating fresh expectations for what a complex artistic statement from a young voice can sound like today.
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This time around, African-American voters appear to have voted for her en masse, the fruit of Clinton's strategy to present herself as the inheritor and defender of Obama's legacy.
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"The language and the currency of the family is not love, it's commerce," said Jeremy Strong, who plays Logan's eldest son, Kendall, the would-be inheritor of the corporate throne.
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There's no doubt that part of what this is is backlash against the idea of having a Palestinian-American as a visible leader and inheritor of the civil rights movement.
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Those claims will now likely be against the trust as the sole inheritor of Epstein's estate; several alleged victims have already named the estate in new lawsuits filed in New York.
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He's an inheritor of late 1990s New York underground rap radicals MF Doom, Cannibal Ox and Anti-Pop Consortium, a tone-poet abstractionist seeking out the overlap between philosophizing and catatonia.
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So in campaigning so explicitly as the inheritor of Obama's mantle, he obscures both his distinct strengths and his weaknesses, and confuses voters about the kind of president he would be.
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The 23-year-old rapper Tierra Whack is a natural visual eccentric and fantastical inheritor of Monáe, as well as of Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, the director Chris Cunningham and others.
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And the irony is that the very forces that have undermined strictly Western and white-male approaches to canon-making have also made it easier than ever to assemble a diverse inheritor.
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Although Kitty is the oldest, she has gone on the record as saying she believes her younger brother, Louis, should remain as the prime inheritor of the family seat, the magnificent Althorp House.
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The young loved him as much as the old, and the government declared him an Inheritor of China's Intangible Cultural Heritage; his fans called him "an eternal electric wave" and an evergreen tree.
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Today, with jazz's constricting gender roles slowly eroding onstage as well as off, Mr. Shaw describes himself as an inheritor of a mantle worn by figures like Mary Lou Williams and Maxine Gordon.
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Emblazoned with the blunt pitch of "25,000 new jobs," Amazon's fliers might seem a poor inheritor of the World's Fairs' utopian model of the future exemplified in the Democracity exhibit housed inside the Perisphere.
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The program was observing the 40th anniversary of Robinson breaking baseball's color line, and Campanis was both the inheritor of Branch Rickey's position with the Dodgers and Robinson's teammate on the 1946 Montreal Royals.
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The context of New York City, especially its private schools, heightened their fear that their kids would never encounter the "real world," or have "fluency outside the bubble," in the words of one inheritor.
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In 2011, he was named an official fourth-generation inheritor of Mu-style magic -- one of the two main branches of traditional Chinese magic, and the one less-tainted by foreign influence, according to Tian.
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Well, the British Empire considered itself to be the inheritor of Western civilization, which descended to them in a line from the Romans, who got it from the Greeks, who got it from the Egyptians.
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" Combined, the albums sold more than 1.5 million copies and cast Mr. Johnson as an inheritor of the outlaw mantle, an honor he embraced on a song Mr. Cobb produced called "Between Jennings and Jones.
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It's a sound that other rappers have trouble pulling off but naturally should all dream of imitating; one successful inheritor of the style is Lil B, who you can imagine listening to this exact song.
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If the severity of the contamination is known, Marty Babitz, senior resident of the Hawthorn Institute, which is part of PNC Family Wealth, said the easiest solution might be for the inheritor to disclaim the property.
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Cruz has argued that he is the natural inheritor of the modern libertarian movement built by Ron Paul, which was especially resonant here in New Hampshire, where the elder Paul won second place four years ago.
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"I think that we like to embrace the gonzo and that Gawker was an inheritor of that gonzo spirit that didn't originate with Gawker, but that they carried that mantle for a little while," Shachtman said.
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J.P. SoundCloud rap's Sunset Strip moment has arrived in the form of Paris, a melancholy genre hybridizer who's a clear inheritor of Lil Peep, but also of the morbid arena rap-rock of the early 2000s.
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New Delhi (CNN)He is the scion of India's most influential political dynasty -- the son, grandson and great-grandson of former Prime Ministers, who has often been described as a reluctant inheritor of a storied legacy.
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Perhaps they planned to hold on to their investments until they died, in which case the inheritor of the money only pays capital gains that accrued after the person's death, known as the step-up basis.
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And, though her six novels differ radically, consider that she is often charged, vaguely, even approvingly, but to my mind lazily, and therefore condescendingly, with being an inheritor of her father's cinematic themes, tendencies and preoccupations.
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He thus became an inheritor of the golden age of Mexican popular music from the 1930s to the 1960s, when the rancheras of José Alfredo Jiménez and Agustín Lara rang out across Latin America and in Spain.
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Handsome and at ease in Ralph Lauren ads, he looks like a natural inheritor of a world of affluence and boundless opportunity, a sphere sharply unlike the reality he returns to when the fashion shows come to an end.
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Now that there isn't anyone named Paul in the race (RIP: Rand, who failed to inspire as much devotion as his father), there's no obvious inheritor of the libertarian vote, which is split among several imperfect candidates -- including avowed socialist Sanders.
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An inheritor of this Irish legacy, I am convinced that we won't defeat our current terror if we don't mute, in our own loud politics, seething calls to naïve passion, like those that drew the Irish martyrs to their deaths.
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To better understand how the sources of wealth might change one's view of it — and life — I reached out to the multimillionaires Blaine Vess, 220, an entrepreneur, and Mitzi Perdue, 21967, an inheritor, who bring equally complicated views to their wealth.
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T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), newly crowned King of Wakanda and inheritor of the mantle of Black Panther, has received a tip that a villain he's been chasing will be making a deal in an underground speakeasy in the South Korean port of Busan.
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It is fitting that the program features violin soloist Joshua Bell, an inheritor to Bernstein's populist charm, and is conducted by Alan Gilbert, whose now-concluded tenure as the New York Philharmonic's music director was a spiritual successor to that of Bernstein.
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The main German parties are solidly pro-European and the campaign has actually been criticized as too dull, leaving room for smaller, more extreme parties, like the AfD and the Left party, the inheritor of the East German Communist Party, to make inroads.
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The hero of Hammer's story is Abdel Kader Haidara, inheritor and protector of a uniquely fine manuscript collection, a gentle, scholarly man who began gathering manuscripts in the 1980s on behalf of the Ahmed Baba Institute of Higher Learning and Islamic Research in Timbuktu.
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Four decades later, I can't imagine a better inheritor of Gielgud's role as the shambolic poet Spooner than Ian McKellen, in a new London production directed by Sean Mathias that returns the play to its original West End home at Wyndham's Theater through Dec. 17.
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Told from three perspectives, the novel begins when 25-year-old Libby receives a letter from a London lawyer that not only reveals the identity of her birth parents but also names her as the sole inheritor of an empty townhouse in London's posh Chelsea neighborhood.
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He began releasing music in the mid-2000s, and first made his name with the "Bullets Ain't Got No Name" series of mixtapes, which established him as an inheritor of the storied lineage of Los Angeles gangster rap, carrying a torch lit by N.W.A, Snoop Dogg and DJ Quik.
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The glee he telegraphed in the "Caroline" video immediately marked him as a new but not unfamiliar kind of hip-hop outsider, one preoccupied with brightness, melody and light absurdity, an inheritor of Tyler, the Creator's primary-color exuberance and the earthen emotional presence of the Native Tongues.
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But it's Jared, bearing witness to all of this, who is the curiously passive main character, this high school basketball player, respectful boyfriend to a girl from church, and future inheritor of his dad's car dealership whose upright image has allowed him to exist without needing to make active choices.
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When he finally won his Oscar, it was 25 years later, for this sequel in which his Hustler character, Fast Eddie Felson, faced off against a young pool shark played by Tom Cruise — who was, at the time, seen as the inheritor of Newman's "good looking with unflappable grace" throne.
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Jay Inslee is running to draw attention to climate change, and Andrew Yang is pushing his $1,000 a month universal basic income plan — but she is the one who is the closest inheritor of the Paul legacy, focusing her message against US foreign policy interventionism and on ending the war in Afghanistan.
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Everyone's got something tied up in Ocasio-Cortez, and the more powerful she might become, if she is the first of many or the real inheritor of the new left, the more will need to change about the Democratic Party, and the higher the imperative will be for opponents of democratic socialism to undercut that.
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Mr. Macron, 39, the former banker and cool technocrat, educated at France's finest schools and the beneficiary of a meteoric rise, faced off against Ms. Le Pen, 48, the scion of one of the country's most notorious political families, the inheritor of a far-right party who has tried to move it toward the center.
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Instead, an inheritor should ask a financial institution to set up a specially titled "inherited I.R.A." The financial institution must ensure that the funds transfer directly from the firm that holds the benefactor's I.R.A. Ed Slott, a certified public accountant and I.R.A. specialist in Rockville Centre, N.Y., recalled a visit from a client's son.
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Some say the show is all about violence and nudity, but I'd argue that these aspects of the television show are just an exciting veneer on the heart of the Game of Thrones saga: the importance of family, especially when that family contains a potential inheritor of the Iron Throne in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros.
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But Torchbearer is like an inheritor of that style of D&D encumbrance focused stuff, that actually encourages you in and enables you to play a game in which that stuff is handled not just well, but like as a source of drama and and as a source of interesting dynamic play at the actual table.
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Like that P.M. Dawn song — one of hip-hop's most controversial crossover hits, back when crossover hip-hop hits were still controversial — "Lucid Dreams" is lush loner music, an inheritor of the emotional hip-hop of the last decade, delivered with the raw texture of the SoundCloud rap generation and a deeply keen sense of pop efficiency.
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" To quote Robert Duncan's The H.D. Book (Donahue is surely an inheritor of H.D.'s gnostic modernism), any given landscape in Dark Church, from Texas to Turkey, "is a multiple image, in which the historical and the personal past, along with the divine world, the world of theosophical and of poetic imagination, may participate in the immediate scene.
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If those things can occasionally seem anachronistic, it is worth remembering — particularly in an age of Tinder, Grindr and PrEP, and shifting national boundaries — that fashion is rooted in Eros and that both the easy sensuality of which he is an author and the tragedy of which he is an inheritor are inevitably elements of his creative truth.
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Already I was the impetuous one in our friendship—the one who cared less about tradition, who evaluated every situation from scratch, as if it had arisen for the first time—while Svetlana was the one who subscribed to rules and systems, who saw herself as the inheritor of centuries of human history and ways of doing things.
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Because you guys, you're willing to cover things that other outlets might find too insidery, but it's like if you can get a scoop on it or if it's an interesting story ... Look, I think that we like to embrace the gonzo and that Gawker was an inheritor of that gonzo spirit that didn't originate with Gawker, but that they carried that mantle for a little while.
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In that way, and also in his delivery and production choices, he's part of a larger remaking of R&B, an inheritor of, in different ways, the Weeknd's early narcotic mixtapes; the light romantic gloom of Bryson Tiller's debut album; Sampha's vulnerability; and, of course, the long tail lite-anarchism of the Odd Future collective as experienced through its R&B progressives, the internet and Frank Ocean.
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