Sentence examples for rich acquaintance from inspiring English sources

It all provides a rich acquaintance with four centuries of Japanese art.

"I could tell you things," one woman tells another about a rich acquaintance, "but we're here in a beautiful tidy house with such wonderful things to eat.

The first of a series of novels collectively known by admirers as The Ripliad, the books follow Tom Ripley a young man who murders a rich acquaintance, Dickie Greenleaf, and then assumes his identity.

Unlike the con man, the impostor often carries a taint of psychopathy -- the classic figure being the conscienceless protagonist of Patricia Highsmith's "Talented Mr. Ripley," who kills a rich acquaintance and assumes his identity.

During this sting he had been savagely ill-disposed as an undergraduate football player, he struck up a rich acquaintance with Samuel Flagg Bemis, a Pulitzer Prizewinning professor of American diplomatic history.

A very young Alain Delon plays Ripley, a charming young man who would kill to live the way his rich acquaintances do.

But her husband's presidency was rocky and scandal-ridden; he resigned in February of 2012 over allegations that he'd received financial favors from rich acquaintances before becoming president.

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I read not long ago how one participant at the last Davos (The Conference in Switzerland) described how his rich acquaintances have been planning how to flee to safety in the future, if and when rising income inequality leads to social collapse.

On the London site, I notice that some super-rich acquaintances of mine have posted their five-storey Hampstead townhouse, and it strikes me that Airbnb is a bit like Facebook for homes.

In 1966, however, when Wes Brunson, a rich American acquaintance, decided to bankroll a group featuring Allen and Ayers, who recruited Wyatt and Ratledge, Hopper decided to stick with the Wilde Flowers until summer 1967, and that autumn he became Soft Machine's road manager.