Sentence examples for never need work from inspiring English sources

Families inherit pensions in their entirety, meaning young, childless widows never need work.

In 1999, aged just nine years old, she won the role that would not just transform her into one of the most recognisable people on the planet, but would also ensure she would never need work again.

He built his family a huge house, safe in the knowledge that he would never need to work again.

One day, he saw a needle pierce her thumbnail and he decided he would become so successful she would never need to work again.

Ambition, indeed, is the issue – after the hefty pay deals offered to keep the Potter films motoring along, all three never need to work again.

Hardly surprising, then, that Jean-Victor Meyers grew up with luxury and wealth – not to mention face creams and hairspray – safe in the knowledge he would never need to work for a living.

I own enough of this company, I will never need to work again.

Even after paying for their son's college, they had a $2 million investment portfolio enough, they thought, to never need to work again.

Codelco executives are envisioning a radically new kind of copper mine – one where humans will never need to work in the dangerous underground environment again.

By 1996, the year he started working on A Predator's Guide, Sall had made enough money from gambling on gin that he would never need to work again.

The family might have lost its fortune in 1945 – Willy was socially close to very senior Nazi brass – but the American military vetted him as fairly clean, and his firm was essential to economic recovery, so Gunter was well enough subsidised to be able to say he had never needed to work a day in his life (although he chose to study mathematics and economics, and did not loaf after 1970).