Sentence examples for ages rich from inspiring English sources

A public library is the one source of education that serves everybody of all ages, rich and poor, equally.

As their populations age, rich countries will face more financial pressure, the authors concluded.

A hundred years from now, this must not be remembered as an age rich in possession and poor in ideals.

And an age rich in B's - Baker, Buchwald, Breslin, Bombeck and Buckley - may in hindsight be seen as not entirely contemptible, perhaps even as a silver age.

Gerontology lends itself to the plot machinery, as Jean-Luc admits that he's just making money while ministering to the sagging skins of Versailles' aging rich.

A well-born Southern lady of a certain age, rich and accomplished, leaned across the dinner table last week and said: "My country is Virginia.

It wasn't the kind of glossy place that had a policy about under-age rich girls, either for or against.

Except for China, the developing world is mostly young, which means that its savings tend to be higher than those of the ageing rich world.

The action turns on a tiny, shameful moment: Mikhail is subtly complicit in a plan hatched by a local, busybody doctor to encourage an ageing rich neighbour in his proposal of marriage to Vera.

For the moment Obama commands the affection and allegiance of every growing demographic in the country, while they are penned into a shrinking ghetto of ageing rich folks and poor whites.

Members of Europe's ageing rich population have by now bought most of the objects they want in life and are now turning their attention to memorable life experiences.