Sentence examples for affluent lawyer from inspiring English sources

The Italianate-Mediterranean-style villa, at the foot of the San Jacinto Mountains, was once the home of Samuel Untermyer, an affluent lawyer from New York, who built the mansion in 1927.

But by the time he ran for President in 1860, Lincoln was an affluent lawyer in his 50s representing railroads and corporations, sending his son to Exeter and Harvard, and living in one of Springfield's nicest houses.

These suburban counties are heavily populated with the people Mr. Teixeira and Mr. Judis argue are the core of the coming Democratic majority: minorities, union members and highly educated, highly affluent doctors, lawyers and members of the media elite.

Her father, Samuel R. Rosenbaum, was an affluent, cultivated man-a lawyer.

The affluent Drew, a disbarred lawyer whose immediate future includes being tried for drunken driving, has enlisted the rougher-hewn Terry, a security guard, to corroborate some details of their shared past.

But we're talking corporate lawyers and affluent doctors here, not mom-and-pop stores.

Her husband, Albert Pirro, 52, is the most successful real estate development lawyer in an affluent county that ranks second statewide in per-capita income, after Manhattan.

Mr. Ma, a Harvard-educated lawyer from an affluent family, responded that he had given $2 million to charity during his tenure as mayor and that the allowance was part of his compensation.

Typically, an affluent couple will leave their lawyer's office with a credit shelter (a.k.a. bypass) trust designed to make sure that each spouse's $675,000 estate exemption (for the year 2000) is preserved.

Barkley contrasted his impoverished upbringing with Ernst's affluent lifestyle as a corporate lawyer, and also attacked him for supporting Michigan Senator Truman Handy Newberry, who resigned due to allegations of election fraud.

Given such complications, many lawyers strongly encourage affluent same-sex couples to sign prenuptial agreements.