Sentence examples for prosperous crowd from inspiring English sources

A golf and tennis resort that, based on the evidence of a visit early this month, caters mainly to a prosperous crowd of those middle-aged and above, its 160 casitas and suites lie along both sides of a prehistoric jumble of gray granite orbs that provide its name.

This is a lot of money for the mostly not very prosperous crowd who buy lottery tickets every week.

Middle-class whites drawn by a prosperous capital crowded into their church, and 1,200 blacks filled the other, the balconies creaking beneath the weight of worshipers.

I wanted to look like the prosperous country club crowd my father and stepmother held in such high regard.

Afterward Karrie and I agreed the mud was a B plus, the massage an A. We splurged on dinner at Tra Vigne, a snazzy California-Italian restaurant in St. Helena, where a crowd of prosperous-looking men at the bar held up their wineglasses to the light and swirled them in front of their dates.

He started out in a one-bedroom apartment in Monterey Park, the suburb of choice for Chinese who become prosperous enough to leave crowded Chinatown.

Everybody I saw was white, many seemed prosperous and suburban, and the crowd exulted at the most pissed-off Petty lines.

Three big tents were set up outside, and milling around them was a sedate crowd: dozens of prosperous-looking people dressed in linen and khaki.

And now ultimate fighting: the beery crowd of twenty thousand — some prosperous, some less so — were his own, Putin's people.

The time traveler recognizes Fairway and Citarella, of course, but the crowd looks younger, more prosperous and less diverse, and there are more children underfoot.

"I'm going to get to work as soon as I'm inaugurated to make sure that we do build a strong and prosperous middle class," she told a crowd at the Maker's Mark distillery in Loretto, Ky.