Sentence examples for be rich on from inspiring English sources

Fully a third of respondents in the outer boroughs, where the masters of the universe are as remote a species as Iowans, believe that you can be rich on $200,000 a year or less.

Kanye West may have a classic only-child's view of his own importance but it's bolstered by his admirable refusal to just shut up and be rich on his latest offering, the angry, searching Yeezus.

(In fact she will not be rich on Sainsbury's gold, because she is giving most of it away. Some people do, although her critics will be baffled. Generosity of spirit arouses mistrust in those who have none).

Arts graduates might not be rich, on average, but the vast majority is gainfully employed, piece together satisfying careers, and would go to art school again if given the choice.

If you chose inertia as your investment strategy and didn't book any profits from small-cap holdings in recent years, you'd be richer on paper.

A probable explanation for this is that Fiano tends to be richer on the palate and more forward than Greco upon release.

That national poll – only the third in our history – was rich on demagoguery and unsubstantiated claims.

Literature is rich on environmental transport instruments in general, however, concerning freight transports there are fewer articles.

Many of her neighbors are rich on a scale that most of us still find difficult to comprehend.

The Facebook expatriates are not saying who among them is rich on paper only and who has actually cashed in some holdings.

(Lowry was rich on paper, by the terms of a family trust set up in 1938, but the family gave him access only to the interest).