Sentence examples for amassed considerable from inspiring English sources

He also amassed considerable wealth, with a university, a TV channel and other businesses.

Although he amassed considerable wealth along the way, his greatest gift was for making close friends.

At the tender age of 35, Mr Reed had amassed considerable power.

Warlords have come into power over the past few seasons and have amassed considerable followings during that time.

Some colleagues in Parliament describe him as corrupt, untrustworthy or simply insignificant, but he appears to have amassed considerable wealth.

During his travels he had amassed considerable material for a projected comparative lexicon of the English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Celtic languages.

Despite such opposition, the pantomimi enjoyed enormous popularity and success throughout the Roman Empire, and many were able to amass considerable fortunes.

The authors reach out to the fans through Twitter; the fans amass considerable followings of their own; they go on fan-fiction sites, self-publish and some become players themselves.

Becky LeFevre, once a streetwalker, used her business sense to amass considerable wealth, as did a Miss Marshall and Miss Becky Child, who are each mentioned in several editions.

He has also amassed a considerable $3.1 million war chest.

(By the time she died, in 1935, she had amassed the considerable sum of three thousand dollars).