Sentence examples for become a very rich from inspiring English sources
He had also become a very rich man, worth an estimated $8.3 billion.
"With the border open, in Gaza you can become a very rich man," he said.
"In the unlikely event that the world ever switches to a selenium-based economy, I will become a very rich man".
Surely he would have become a very rich man; and his future success would depend on his ability to continue outperforming his competitors, and to continue innovating.
Could the K.G.B. in 1945 really have predicted that a penniless, malnourished Holocaust survivor would one day become "a very rich mackintosh manufacturer and make the acquaintance eight years later of an MP from Huddersfield who, ten years on from that, would become Prime Minister"?
He has tried to live his writing life by the Buddhist motto "You're entitled to the work but not the reward"; nevertheless, he has become a very rich man — in 1990, he was the most produced American playwright — and he is only getting richer.
Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill are turned from jobbing actors into movie stars overnight, and its creator becomes a very rich man.
Poor Richard became a very rich Richard before very long, and a certain gap began to open up between the public perception of Franklin and the man himself.
The contract had to be shortened and lightened (originally 17 years at $102 million) because the N.H.L. said it was against the rules, but Kovalchuk still became a very rich man, signing a 15-year, $100 million contract.
Monet became a very rich man churning out 2,000 works, and one need only hop the M o to the Mus?Marmottan Monet to see, among some great paintings, plenty of absolute stinkers.
