Sentence examples for fortune much from inspiring English sources

She has amassed a fortune, much of which presumably remains intact.

Our story concerns the very rich Hanna Glawari and a fortune much needed by her destitute little country.

Fernando, although not wealthy, is comfortably set from the remains of a family inheritance identified as a Mafia fortune, much of which was squandered on cars and drugs.

Her campaign manager, Sujata Tejwani, said Mr. Ferguson's personal fortune, much of it coming from his parents in a disputed gift, had overwhelmed the Democrat.

Gwen sets out to seek her fortune, much in the tradition of Jane Eyre: an orphan who sees herself as plain, inept and annoying.

And without the economic growth on which he stakes much of his political fortune, much of the optimism that his election brought to Mexico's middle class has never trickled down to Mexico's poor.

After independence in 1947, the power and wealth of the royal courts quickly dissipated, the patronage system died out, and many formerly titled families, their fortunes much diminished, eventually turned their palaces and haveli mansions into hotels.

Having achieved dismal popularity ratings under the mild-mannered and consensus-driven leadership of Yasuo Fukuda, the party now seems to hope that the more demonstrative Mr Aso can repair its fortunes, much as the maverick Junichiro Koizumi did during his 2001-06 tenure as prime minister.

Making It Big 10.25.02 These fortunes, much larger than those on our China rich list, were made by Chinese businesspeople in other parts of the world.

More recently, cryptocurrencies have become popular with venture capitalists, as a way to quickly and easily amass big fortunes, much faster than investing in conventional start-ups.

These fortunes, much larger than those on our China rich list, were made by Chinese businesspeople in other parts of the world.