Sentence examples for a wealthier time from inspiring English sources

The Hellenistic Age of Greek culture, dating from 323 bce and lasting until Greece became part of the Roman Empire in 30 bce, was a wealthier time, reflecting the wider boundaries of the Greek world resulting from the conquests of Alexander the Great.

I'll have to save it for another, wealthier time.

Others line the road to the sailing club, hinting at wealthier times.

Da! set out to engage an emerging generation of Russians who were too young to have experienced the end of Communism and had come of age in a wealthier, more apathetic time.

Still, Mr. Manchin, who has been trying to cast Mr. Raese as a wealthy part-time resident who is out of touch with West Virginians, called on his opponent and his allies to apologize.

The Democrat-on-Democrat race pitted a wealthy first-time candidate against a termed-out legislator from Azusa for a job many consider a stepping-stone to the governor's office.

And suddenly, Roberts faced a very real threat from Independent Greg Orman, a wealthy one-time Democrat who has lent the Democratic nominee, local prosecutor Chad Taylor, had little campaign money or name recognition, and abruptly withdrew from the ballot right after the primary.

Having to appear in court, Mr. Kissane argued, is a similarly effective hurdle because the high value of a wealthy motorist's time would make it irrational to lose several hours in court just to save a few hundred dollars.

In the end, a child born to a wealthier family will be 22 times more likely than you to become rich.

The thriller tracks Scorcher's investigation into the disturbing murder of a family in an Irish "ghost" housing estate, built during the wealthy times and now largely deserted.

1. Trump's proposed cut would reduce the top tax rate from 39.6percentto25percentcent - creating a giant windfall for the wealthy (at a time when the wealthy have a larger portion of the nation's wealth than any time since 1918).