Sentence examples for rich count from inspiring English sources

The bottom panel is a bank vault, where the rich count their money and examine their assets in a guarded fortress.

Rich parents count for a lot.

Measuring seven inches in diameter, it is billed as serving 10, but after a rich dinner, count on at least a dozen portions.

Health care has become an inescapable political issue because most Americans are angry that it costs so much, while at least some Americans think it's wrong that only the relatively rich can count on getting the best of it.

He sold it for a few shillings, and it eventually made its way into the hands of a rich Austrian count named Philip Ferrari de La Renotière, one of history's great stamp collectors.

(You also don't have to be rich: not counting the airfare, I paid $2,400 for my trip).

They also appreciate that aside from those who land corporate posts, few among them will ever get rich — not counting the psychic income that comes from being in the know.

Every part of life's rich experience counts, and we are robbing ourselves when we don't seek to extract something valuable from the full spectrum of our experiences, even those that don't register as feeling great.

But the starve-the-government-to-death (except for the war machine and corporate welfare queens) philosophy of the Bush era was leading us to a situation in which the rich were counting their dollars in gated communities, while the rest of society was going to hell -- even while enjoying the video games.

United is the sport's richest team, counting Nike, Vodafone, PepsiCo and Anheuser-Busch among its sponsors.

Anyone who is woundable by an occasional dip in prices isn't rich enough to count.