Sentence examples for prosperous like from inspiring English sources

These, too, were for the prosperous, like Adolph Hellenberg, a Prussian-born neckwear dealer, who lived at No. 165.

These were houses for the prosperous, like the first occupant of No. 648, Walter Stabler, an insurance executive.

A spokesman for the Foreign Office said: "Since 2011, we have stopped or are in the process of stopping bilateral aid to over a dozen countries that are becoming more prosperous like China and Russia.

The First Tenants A Peaceful Oasis For the Prosperous The initial tenants of the houses were typically prosperous, like the German-born Charles Miehling, 55, secretary of the Dry Dock Savings Bank, who lived at No. 36.

These owners were also prosperous, like Wilson Hunt, a Pearl Street dry goods merchant, who built 327 Washington Street (now 41 Harrison Street, reflecting a renaming of that segment of Washington Street), and Ebenezer Miller, a Greenwich Street printer, who built 33 Harrison Street.

It's as if medical treatment were a whimsical indulgence of the prosperous, like attending the gala premiere of a new opera season.

It showed that a huge number of Europeans, in a time largely smiling and prosperous, liked engaging in raw, animal religious hatred, and only felt fully alive when they did.

They are jolly people, prosperous, well liked in the district and beyond.

But chasing prosperous examples likes Boston College and UConn has been a dicey path for other big-time football dreamers.

Fairness benefits everybody and there is no driver of prosperity like a prosperous, accessible middle class.

But the problem is that nobody – least of all privileged and still-prosperous westerners, likes to be told what they should or should not eat.