Sentence examples for considerable fortunes from inspiring English sources
While teams cannot micromanage how players spend their considerable fortunes, football coaches certainly try to control time.
In a totally liberal economic system certain people accumulate considerable fortunes; others stagnate in unemployment and misery.
Considerable fortunes were amassed in Chile in the early 1800's, and wealthy Chileans, like the wealthy Frenchmen they strove to emulate, began investing in vineyards.
Scores of Stillman-trained men have won glory, world's championships and considerable fortunes.. Twelve of them have made the electric chair.
Despite such opposition, the pantomimi enjoyed enormous popularity and success throughout the Roman Empire, and many were able to amass considerable fortunes.
"In a perfectly liberal economic system, some will accumulate considerable fortunes; others will wallow in unemployment and misery," explains his narrator.
Having access to the Beecham family's considerable fortune, he ignored commercial considerations and programmed several works of limited box-office appeal, including A Village Romeo and Juliet.
A year later the lady died, leaving her husband a considerable fortune.
His family of prosperous landowners lost a considerable fortune.
Thus, the king left a considerable fortune when he died.
His battles with BP have left him with a considerable fortune and antipathy for the company.
