Sentence examples for fortune later from inspiring English sources
Seven years and a small fortune later, they lost the house in Dallas.
But on the face of it, spending money to find a cure now could save donor governments a fortune later.
Rausing – joint heir to the estimated £5.4bn Tetra Pak carton fortune – later admitted to "preventing the lawful and decent burial" of his wife's body.
We know all of the talk in Washington these days is about cutting, but spending a little more now could save us a fortune later.
Although never interested in philanthropy while acquiring the bulk of his huge fortune, later in his life he did give $1 million to Central University in Nashville, Tennessee.
As Fortune later noted, it was good business for children to become attached to a name, but it would be bad business for that name to leave the syndicate with the ghostwriter.
Since the father usually sent his adult married sons away with a portion of the family fortune, unlike later dynasties, sons did not always receive their inheritance after the death of their father.
As Fortune noted later, PathNet's annual revenues were only $1.6 million; Lucent would loan it money for the sale, which was unlikely to be repaid.
Luce, the creator of Time, Life, Fortune and later of Sports Illustrated, was a media tycoon at a time when, as A. J. Liebling put it, freedom of the press belonged to the man who owned one (rather than, as now, to anyone with an Internet service provider), a time when a lone publisher could aspire to influence the course of world events.
Warriors had another piece of good fortune moments later when Gopperth's penalty came back off the post.
He also discovered a different kind of fortune: he later would turn his experiences as an adventurous devil-may-care prospector into a body of Klondike-inspired fiction – and into $1 million in book profits, making him the first US author to earn such an amount.
