Sentence examples similar to rich days from inspiring English sources

I never met a rich day trader.

The catch in recent years, says Professor Lipcius, has fallen off to about 60 million pounds of crab meat in Virginia and Maryland waters, as opposed to the 80 million to 100 million pounds taken in richer days in the 1960's.

Despite the fact that there is a growing number of Saudis capable of holding high-tech and other jobs, the kingdom still imports labor for many of the positions not attractive to Saudis spoiled by the oil-rich days.

I would love to offer a personal opinion on the merits of these restaurants, but must save those treats for another, richer day.

No big changes seem likely, but Australia is rich these days and America is feeling poor.

The former Prime Minister exudes the sheen of the super rich these days.

You've got several TVs'causeausheshe's rich!" These days, becoming a celebrity is not so hard.

Brainiac techies can get rich these days, and that has helped spiff up the image of nerdery.

"That's the politician's life — it's the fastest way to get rich these days," the boy said.

(A couple of years ago, Barron's declared, "Yes, it takes more than $10 million to be seen as rich these days").

Basements are not just for the super rich these days although there is a certain amount of resistance to the idea of living underground.