Sentence examples for rich by a from inspiring English sources

Instead, the police say, many of these houses belong to drug dealers, made rich by a flourishing business in crack, methamphetamine, marijuana and OxyContin, the prescription painkiller.

The uncle made rich by a song stacked three & dug in, talking critics & Koch— everyone crunching now, slathering applesauce, slurping tea— talking Rabin & Mehitabel, radio & Durrell, how a song is a poem or it isn't a song & vice-versa.

The rich can argue that they are being taxed without being represented, because the taxes are being imposed on the rich by a non-rich electorate.

Chunks of caramelized onions sweeten broth made gooey rich by a cap of melted Gruyere; this is in my estimation the best French Onion Soup I've ever had.

With any luck, they'll see what we have seen: Not just the picture postcard, but the splash Of fire, and know this flowering soil has been Made rich by an inheritance of ash.

Last December, liberal Democrats were outraged when Mr. Obama agreed to extend the expiring Bush-era tax cuts for the rich by an additional two years, after having campaigned to end them.

According to this view, Argentina was essentially an underdeveloped economy made temporarily rich by an abundance of high quality land and better transportation technologies (which were again developed elsewhere).

In colonial America, slaves from west Africa made many a plantation owner rich by growing a particular high-quality variety of rice.

It's a good idea to keep your soil rich by adding a handful of compost to the container once a month.

Few Filipino politicians have a reputation like Mr Pacquiao's for being a poor boy who became fabulously rich by fighting a good, clean fight.

The speaker, an animal scientist, dreams of striking it rich by pioneering a new dairy-farming technology.