Sentence examples for fortunes that from inspiring English sources

Aside from the part about vast fortunes, that doesn't sound especially demonic.

Hogyokudo's fortunes are more poetic than prophetic, although some nearby bakeries use newer fortunes that give advice or make predictions.

Wong said that, faced with the form's constraints, he had turned to writing fortunes that indirectly addressed his young daughter.

Douglas McNeill of Charles Stanley said: "There was a turnaround in fortunes that can be dated to McCall's arrival.

Britain's richest 1,000 have accumulated fortunes that are collectively worth £250bn more than a decade ago.

If only there were a single number, tuned precisely to tell us how much a player contributes to his team's fortunes, that would settle the question.

And it is these businessmen, with their multi-million dollar fortunes, that hold sway over a government ranked as one of the most corrupt in the world.

In most countries, membership fees now barely cover the smallest of costs, let alone the fortunes that can be spent on media campaigns.

The arrangement allowed chief executives like Roberto Goizueta, Michael Eisner and Jack Welch to amass fortunes that would once have been unthinkable for mere hired hands.

But it continues to exempt its rich foreign residents from paying tax, and its own vast wealth depends on the international fortunes that take residency there.

And even there, political strategists say, the amounts they have allocated so far are not close to the fortunes that must be spent to have much impact.