Sentence examples for keep fortune from inspiring English sources

Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Aurora) delivered a major buzz kill on the radio Wednesday, saying he's worried that pot legalization might keep Fortune 500 companies out of Colorado and drive down the state economy.

That kept fortunes, held in trust, from cutting estate/gift tax burdens by leaping across a generation to the grandkids (or great-grandkids).

When Joseph came into fortune through his big promotion, he needed to take some deliberate steps to keep this fortune from taking his eye off of the goal.

For that to happen, Obama will have to keep harvesting fortune, being at his best when the pressure is greatest.

In last year's battles on BET's "106 & Park," rival rappers most frequently hurled ethnic insults at Jin: "I'm a star/He just a rookie/Leave rap alone and keep making fortune cookies".

People living in Britain who claim to be "non-domiciled" have to pay tax on UK income but are permitted to avoid other British taxes if they keep their fortune out of the country.

That Mr. Grasso might actually keep his fortune while Mr. Cayne has lost his is the most vivid of the unexpected twists that have come to define one of the longest legal imbroglios of recent Wall Street lore.

A captain in the royal army, Chevalier is commanded by his king (George Barbier), who has not so coincidentally found Chevalier consorting with his queen (Una Merkel), to marry the reclusive widow and keep her fortune from falling into foreign hands — a prospect that becomes more threateningly real when she casts off her weeds and heads to Paris.

Another obstacle was the Rothschild family itself: it was their custom to marry cousins to keep their fortune within the family.

A hamaya (demonbreaking arrow) will keep bad fortune at bay.

At a now-famous Kremlin meeting, Mr. Putin told the oligarchs they could keep their fortunes if they stayed out of politics.