Sentence examples for Prosperous beginnings from inspiring English sources
There are the memoirs of Iris Chase, tracing her progress from prosperous beginnings, daughter of a button factory owner, through a loveless marriage to a plutocrat to a solitary and brooding old age.
From the ashes of Fukushima's nuclear wasteland, Japanese people emerged born again to rediscover their historical potential of maintaining exceptional national solidarity by "bending adversity" into prosperous new beginnings.
In May 2001, when the book originally appeared, the nation was relatively prosperous, if experiencing the beginnings of deflation in the dot-com bubble and signs of shakiness in the stock market.
This desert outpost town near India's western frontier with Pakistan seems set right in the middle of Gunga Din country, although its beginnings in 1156 as a prosperous stop on the camel-train route from India to Central Asia predate Kipling's water boy by several centuries.
As 2010 unfolds, our collective vision should be to see the beginnings of a secure, stable and prosperous Somalia, at peace with itself and its neighbors, where its citizens can go about their lives in safety and provide for their families with confidence and dignity.
The Good Earth follows the life of Wang Lung from his beginnings as an impoverished peasant to his eventual position as a prosperous landowner.
Frazier's grandmother grew up in Braddock in the 1930s, when the steel town was prosperous; her mother grew up in the 1960s, during the height of segregation and the beginnings of white flight.
With a history dating to the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution, the West Midland towns gained a reputation for being ugly but prosperous.
At the same time, if some states continue to be more prosperous than the others, it could lead to a big migration of labour from poor to richer states, the beginnings of which we are already starting to see.
