If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you.
In 1907, at the age of fifty-one, Sannouncednounced his retirement from the kind of society portraiture that, with the help of some judicious investments, had made him so prosperous.
And then the first one would whizzle past me and the second one would thwack me in the chest pad and I'd think I might as well have a swing at the next one.' Rather ridiculously his fortnight in the jungle has made him more prosperous than his decade in the Test team.
The commissioned works, along with his patronage and friendship with the tobacco manufacturer and art collector Heinrich Hirschsprung (1836 1908), secured Krøyer a considerable income and made him a prosperous painter [1, 2].
His groundbreaking corporate money management made him extremely prosperous; he'd have qualified as a Forbes 400 member if we had been publishing the list in 1929.
Joseph Buckley, the president of John E. Reid & Associates, is a well-dressed man, graying at the temples and with just enough jowliness to make him look prosperous.
His favorite locales included tourist resorts in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, fashionable places that helped make him a very prosperous painter.
The wise player will strive "to gain on his journey that which shall make him the most prosperous, and to shun that which will retard him in his progress".
Paintings are prominent in Act 2, which allows for a captivating moment when Cleopatra appears to Caesar in glamorous disguise (her dress appears to bare a breast) and literally steps out of a landscape painting; later we see a famous portrait of Handel that makes him look very prosperous.
Local merchants, grateful that the Pax Syriana made them prosperous, erected a large sculpture of Basil al-Assad, Hafez's late son and onetime heir.
