Sentence examples for fortunes setting from inspiring English sources
SOCIAL networks have made fortunes setting up Web sites that allow people to post profiles and trade messages.
Are McClaren's fortunes set to change?
The will directed the foundation to spend part of the fortune setting up a Chinese version of the Nobel Prize.
The granite fortress was built for Julius Drewe, who made his fortune setting up the Home and Colonial Stores, the precursor of modern retailers.
Her father met her mother in New York and made a small fortune setting up a number of restaurants selling Italian food 'like Mamma used to make'.
The Australia pair took advantage of their good fortune, setting a new national record for the first wicket against England in ODIs before Warner was caught by Stokes on the boundary off Joe Root's part-time off-spin.
An anonymous benefactor anoints Pip heir to a tremendous fortune, setting into motion a life's journey ripe with wonder, heartbreak and finally triumph.
Until December, Ivanka was a trustee for a $300m fortune set aside for Murdoch's daughters with Deng.
He demanded considerable sacrifices of those classes in Sweden who were lukewarm about the war effort once the years of bad fortune set in after 1709.
He agrees, but a sudden reversal of fortune sets Smith up for the fiasco of the exhilarating finale, in which all is forgotten but not forgiven and Mamet serves the demands of both Broadway commerce and his own fierce conscience.
Starting from Plato's "Protagoras," Brody examines the roles of self-mastery, temptation, and desire, but ultimately concludes that addiction involves more than "just a condition made up of a bunch of weak-willed acts," and hopes that "more compassion might arise towards ourselves and others, as we see how the trouble we bring about is also what fortune sets up for us".
