Sentence examples for hoarded wealth from inspiring English sources

Only dragons hoarded wealth.

One of Uncle Phineas favorite topics was Tony's hoarded wealth.

Friedrich Engels, for example, believed that prehistoric man had once lived under a classless "primitive communism," and that monogamy was invented by greedy men, so that their sons could get their hoarded wealth after they died.

Once again, they lined up to swap their hoarded wealth, though in smaller numbers and with less cash in hand.Mr Castro justified the ban on dollars as a response to moves by the United States to try to restrict Cuba's use of dollars abroad.

A story with borderless appeal gleaning rave reviews in Europe Dak Ghar dealt with death as, in Tagore's words, "spiritual freedom" from "the world of hoarded wealth and certified creeds".

Ways have to be found to entice this hoarded wealth back into circulation, as the New Deal policies of FDR did in the 1930s, and that created the modern infrastructure and standard of living we Americans experience today.

This resulted in rising prices, rising wage rates and still more rapidly rising earnings, large profits and a rapid growth of money-wealth (including bank deposits and hoarded currency), shared by both the Jews and Arabs.

I still have a small hoarded reserve.

Slick presentation perspectives and preciously hoarded sketches can mislead.

"It was just wealth, wealth, wealth.

Wealth Matters.