Sentence examples for bigger fortune from inspiring English sources

And Moore knows a bigger fortune could await him, way out there on the horizon.

"Yea, I'm a capitalist, I'd love to make an even bigger fortune then I've got now," he said.

And he dismisses reports in the British media that he has a much bigger fortune, £25 million pounds (nearly $36 million).

Let the voters decide whether for selfish reasons they want to invest through higher taxes, and support significant reform, or spend a much bigger fortune when they or their relatives need poorly delivered care.

Mr Haberer has set ambitious productivity targets for his 41,000 employees, and the bank is spending a small fortune on computers to help staff meet them.Crédit Lyonnais has spent a much bigger fortune building up a European retail network.

The plum in the phrase "a plum job" comes from 17th-century slang for £1,000; these four are awaiting a much bigger fortune, the eponymous nest of their inheritance, to be delivered when Melody, the youngest, turns 40.

In America entrepreneurs do not just create bigger fortunes.

That has not stopped them amassing ever bigger fortunes, although the global downturn has taken a toll.

That is the deal in open Britain: the very rich can make even bigger fortunes because they bring in vast amounts of cash.

Some may eventually inherit much bigger fortunes than others, but none seems to be hurting financially.

Not so in Africa, where the bigger fortunes are still in the making.