1. The possessor, at last, of secret knowledge.

2. She is the possessor of this house.

3. They evicted the property from its unlawful possessor.

4. The rewards to the possessors are more or less proportional to the supply.

5. He's now the proud possessor of two satellite dishes.

6. Diligence and thrift made him a possessor of warm fortunes.

7. Holder, owner, possessor The identity documents state the Bearer's profession.

8. He is now the proud possessor of a driving licence.

9. Riches either serve or govern the possessor. 

10. He is the legal possessor of this house.

11. View allows the possessor to view key attributes.

12. Ms Nova is the proud possessor of a truly incredible voice.

13. He is at last the proud possessor of a driving-licence.

14. First author must be possessor of main view and main writer.

15. 2 Riches either serve or govern the possessor. 

16. 2 Ms Nova is the proud possessor of a truly incredible voice.

17. Possessive forms of Bucka; possessor single possession multiple possessions 1st person sing

18. Bast is the Goddess of the moon and possessor of …

19. She has that star quality that makes its possessor the focus of attention.

20. It blesses its possessor, and affords a large measure of enjoyment to others.

21. 14 He is now the proud possessor of a driving licence.

22. It gives colour, force,(sentence dictionary) and beauty to the possessor.

23. The Ban was sometimes convoked, that is, the possessors of the fiefs were called upon for military services.

24. The Accusative marks the object, while the genitive marks the possessor of something.

25. 24 I'm pleased to say that I'm now the proud possessor of a driving licence!

26. The author gives existence to the text and is the owner possessor of his text.

27. A characteristic trait or peculiarity, especially one serving to define or describe its possessor.

28. I'm pleased to say that I'm now the proud possessor of a driving licence!

29. He lacks the star quality which makes its possessor the automatic focus of attention.

30. For that transfer, the current constructive possessor Attorns its interest in the bailed goods to a successor

31. In the second place, it involves some intention to maintain that control on the part of the possessor.

32. Wrangham opines that while attacks on a possessor are rarely successful, such harassment often prevents eating.

33. But possessors of genuine faith are given this promise: “Prove yourself faithful even to death, and I will give you the crown of life.”

34. The concentration of economic power which accompanies the decline of competition permits the possessors of that power to engage in coercive acts.

35. First, you figure out who has it; then you figure out what its possessor needs and whether you have that.

36. The police did not prove any intent on the part of the possessor to use it to cause injury.

37. He was instantly celebrated as a possessor of breathtaking quickness and ball-handling, a deft-shooting touch and suffocating defensive prowess.

38. There is on the globe one single spot, the possessor of which is our natural and habitual enemy.

39. Possessive forms of Babirussa (type koira) possessor singular plural 1st person Babirussani: Babirussamme: 2nd person Babirussasi: Babirussanne: 3rd person Babirussansa: Synonyms

40. Brahman, also spelled Brahmin, Sanskrit Brāhmaṇa (“Possessor of Brahma”), highest ranking of the four varna s, or social classes, in Hindu India.

41. Brahman, also spelled Brahmin, Sanskrit Brāhmaṇa (“Possessor of Brahma”), highest ranking of the four varnas, or social classes, in Hindu India

42. The possessor shall not be in a more favourable position than the person from whom it acquired the cultural object by inheritance or otherwise gratuitously.

43. Possessive forms of Albumi (type paperi) possessor singular plural 1st person Albumini: Albumimme: 2nd person Albumisi: Albuminne: 3rd person Albuminsa: Italian Noun .

44. 1: We shall at all times chance upon men of recondite Acquirements, but whose qualifications, from the incommunicative and inactive habits of their owners, are as utterly useless to others as though the possessors had them

45. 1 Effects 1.1 In Battle 1.2 Overworld 2 Description 3 Availability 4 History Awakening further increases the power of attacks belonging to the same type as the possessor

46. Even in our democratic New England towns the accidental possession of wealth, and its manifestation in dress and equipage alone, obtain for the possessor almost universal respect.

47. Possessor of an independent expressive universe, beyond Academicisms in handling shapes and colors, Domi —name with which she signs— reflects characteristics of naïve art in her work

48. This lesson teaches about the law of Bailments, i.e., the law that controls the rights and duties of a possessor of tangible personal property (goods) who is not the owner

49. Dumbledore is the possessor and master of the Elder Wand, an extremely powerful object known also as the "Wand of Destiny" or the "Deathstick", and one of the Deathly Hallows.

50. Bearer One who is the holder or possessor of an instrument that is negotiable—for example, a check, a draft, or a note—and upon which a specific payee is not designated

51. He became the proud possessor of boots, tunic, fatigue pants, cap, four shirts, two suits of underwear, socks and all the odds and ends which comprised the equipment of the airman in embryo.

52. Abator (plural Abators) (law) a person who, without right, enters into a freehold on the death of the last possessor, before the heir or devisee [Mid 16 th century.] Translations Etymology 2

53. ‘It is, in the medieval sense of the term, a masterpiece - meaning, an exemplification of talents and Acquirements, offered by their possessor as a gift to the onlooker, and a proof of attainment.’

54. Possessive forms of Absurdi (type risti) possessor singular plural 1st person Absurdini: Absurdimme: 2nd person Absurdisi: Absurdinne: 3rd person Absurdinsa: Only used with substantive adjectives, -inen adjectives used for comparisons of equality or agent participles.

55. 1 Effects 1.1 In Battle 1.2 Overworld 2 Description 3 Availability Apprehension allows the possessor to warn the user before an attacking phase at the start of its turn if an opposing Loomian has an attack that is super

56. Paul Simpson, in his book The Rough Guide to Cult Pop (2003), posits that "Cher the possessor of one of the huskiest, most distinctive voices in pop ... which can work wonders with the right material directed by the right producer".

57. Cf., for example, O'Connor (1996) for a diligent overview of relevant contrasts in Northern Pomo which, even though the possessor raising/ascension terminology is Agnostically adopted, points to the manifold semantic-pragmatic differences between "raised" and "nonraised" structures

58. Bequeathal meant waiting until after death to "be much good in the world." His preferred solution was actually to levy heavy taxes on the rich; but in lieu of that he proposed that wealth "be administered by its possessors"--not randomly, but with great purpose.

59. Known, definite, non-human possessors can also be indicated by the suffix -sye or its allomorph -tye: "the shell of the bush nut" "its shell" Among verbs, there are several subgroups which differ either in terms of transitivity or in terms of the number of their internal argument (the subject of an intransitive verb or the object of a transitive verb).

60. In the 1830s, these started to be known as Antimacassars: After Ada had brought out an anti-macassar of a new pattern, a present from London, and had received homage, as its possessor, from her envious friend Ada, as all people do to their “bosom friends,” began to un bosom herself to her dearest Amelia

61. [section]20.2013-5(b) provides an open-ended definition of "transfers," which includes, but is not limited to, receipts of property: 1) under dower or Curtesy; 2) as surviving joint tenant via survivorship rights; 3) as a life insurance beneficiary; 4) as a survivor under an annuity contract; 5) as a donee/possessor of a general power of appointment (GPOA); 6) as appointee under an exercised