Sentence examples for later wealth from inspiring English sources

(His later wealth, such as it was, owed largely to the appreciation of his collection).

She admitted that when she first went into exile in Paris money was tight, and critics pointed to her later wealth, which she attributed to the rising value of land and businesses she had inherited from her father, rather than dodgy dealings in Iran's oil industry.

In 1933 he organized Tom Mix's Circus and Wild West Show, but, by the time of his death in an automobile accident seven years later, his wealth had largely disappeared.

He remained a passionate Liverpudlian for the rest of his life and told stories of the poverty of the city of his childhood, from the vantage point of its recent extensive redevelopment, as well as his own later acquired wealth.

"Very possibly," answers the woman in a distracted tone, implying that sooner or later enormous wealth should surely come to everyone.Silicon Valley, the thin sliver of land between San Francisco and San Jose that was once known as the Valley of Heart's Delight, is proof of capitalism's continuing vitality.

Yet, more than a decade later, his wealth has actually skyrocketed.

So did university and foundation endowments and, later, sovereign-wealth funds.

In later years his wealth was much reduced.

The abyss separating the paintings that earned Rosa Bonheur fame and wealth, later in the 19th century, from the drawings that she did from nature is far more astonishing.

She also turns up later, exposing a wealth of knowledge from someone who has presumably never made a movie; John should have asked for her help much sooner.

Thanks to new technologies, he writes, "In the later Middle Ages, wealth was being produced in greater quantities than ever before in history...