Sentence examples for rich and talented from inspiring English sources
Funny how: "There's no difference between me and you, except I'm rich and talented.
You're famous, rich, and talented.
His rich and talented girlfriend, whom he initially pegs as the kind of "normal" person he envies, turns out to have a story as bleak and horrifying as his, and desires for him that are anything but redemptive.
Zeile is quick to add that he never indulged in those sour grapes himself, and now he has been rewarded with a tour of duty with the rich and talented and dominating and perpetual Yankees.
That strikes many as an ugly loophole.Opponents of change, mostly on the right, predict three deleterious effects of abolishing non-dom status: it would lead to an exodus of rich and talented non-doms, thus hitting investment and job creation; it could cause a house-price crash in London; and it would mean less tax revenue.
Via Dave Wiegel at the Windy and Ed Kilgore at the Democratic Strategist, we learn that the new Republican fear (or "fear") is that America's rich and talented, so affronted are they by the nascent Bolshevism sweeping the land, are about to go on strike and deny the rest of us their talents.
So players' wages soared and talented players headed for Europe's richest clubs.
The search for diversity in this vast, diverse land where even rich, handsome and talented actors can't get ahead.
Over the years, it has also seen more than its fair share of the rich, famous and talented - Garbo was a regular visitor, Wagner composed Parsifal here and Lawrence was so impressed with the rampant fertility of the land that he was moved to write Lady Chatterley's Lover.
