Sentence examples for prosperous construction from inspiring English sources

The son of a prosperous construction executive, John Herbert Frid was born in Hamilton on Dec. 2, 1924; he changed his given name to Jonathan early in his stage career.

Bin Laden had flown in dozens of bulldozers and other pieces of heavy equipment from his father's construction empire, the Saudi Binladin Group, one of the most prosperous construction companies in Saudi Arabia and throughout the Persian Gulf.

In the beginning, there was only Mike Turner, a prosperous construction company owner, who allowed his name to be made public along with his embarrassing memories of having been sexually violated as a boy by his parish priest.

Ginette Marguérite Auger was born in Paris on April 17 , 1920 the first child of Edouard Roger Auger, a prosperous construction contractor whose work often took him to Africa, and Marthe Auger.

With $4,000 from her father, a prosperous construction contractor, she opened Chez Genevieve in 1949.

To accomplish high-performance flexible energy storage devices, a new class of flexible electrodes with prosperous constructions bearing exceptional electrical conductivity, exclusive porosity, and outstanding mechanical stability is extremely needed.

The Rev. Stratis Dimou, a Greek Orthodox priest who has provided a way station for hundreds of immigrants walking the 30 miles from the north of the island to south, said there were perhaps 100 Greek families in his town, which was once prosperous from construction work, who now depend on charity to survive.

Mr. Sokolof, a prosperous maker of construction supplies like drywall, had his epiphany in 1966.

At its most prosperous, during the construction boom in the run-up to the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, San'ya was home to 15,000 day labourers.

A prosperous life and a construction company that built, among other things, bunkers for Qaddafi, had been stripped and requisitioned when he had involved himself in opposition politics.

TEL AVIV — Perched 22 stories above an affluent suburb of this prosperous seaside city, three Chinese construction workers inched their way along the arm of a crane last autumn and refused to budge.