Sentence examples for hit it rich from inspiring English sources

"For many people, Las Vegas represents a place to hit it rich," she said.

"The same carpetbaggers who came to Silicon Valley to hit it rich last time are now looking for jobs with hedge funds," said Mark J. Pincus, an entrepreneur working on his fifth start-up.

In the last quarter, the company launched a number of new titles, including Fairy Tale Twist, Ninja Kingdom and Hit it Rich.

"He says when he hits it rich with writing, he's going to buy this apartment," Ms. Woodson said.

One way that the invention of the chicken wing seems to have improved morale is that there now exists among Buffalonians a widespread commercial fantasy of hitting it rich by introducing Buffalo chicken wings to some virgin territory.

As it turns out, the "Benjamin Button" star didn't have to play scenery to get into the film; she tackles the role of Hanks' next door neighbor, B'Ella, a working class woman who hits it rich when she and her husband, played by Cedric the Entertainer, win the lottery.

The MSCI world index, which tracks share prices in rich countries, hit its crisis-induced nadir on March 9th last year.

It also hit the rich world's less educated folk with unaccustomed competition.Politicians in search of a scapegoat find it easier to blame globalisation than technology for the widening wage gaps in rich countries, and some studies of America's wage dispersion conclude that around 10-15% of the widening wage gap can be explained by trade.

They would tax their way towards a fairer Britain and yes: it would hit the rich hard – taxes would be raised to Thatcher-era highs of a 45 per cent average, which means a 50 per cent rate on those earning £100,000 or more, a tax on bonuses and a rise in capital gains tax.

And now we're hearing recession this, recession that, and I'm like, yeah, now that it's hitting the rich people, it's officially a recession.

But one thing about this earthquake that goes against the whole of Haitian history — it seems to have hit the rich and poor, privileged and deprived, without regard.