Sentence examples for rich guests from inspiring English sources
One evening in late September, Mr. Columbia attended a dinner party with a number of extremely rich guests who had suddenly lost a good deal of their assets.
The hotel's concierge, Max, pimps her out for sexual liaisons with rich guests, describing her as "vocational" because she's in it for the sex, not the cash.
It is a swanky place that raises the question of how an artist can, in good faith, make a work that teases the general public with its shiny exterior while in reality be a delight for the rich guests this Mayfair establishment is hoping to attract.
The beginning of each episode, a plane arrived with their (we're presuming rich) guests.
The board members and other rich guests walk around in tuxedos and fancy gowns, playing with the hapless hosts.
The entire park of Westworld is a trompe l'oeil, deceiving its rich guests into believing an amusement park filled with robots is a living place.
She's a maid at the hotel, a single mom from the Bronx, but he mistakes her for a rich guest and asks her out.
Of course this isn't likely to generate millions for your charity (unless there is a very rich guest who is willing to pay a hefty sum to listen to their guilty pleasure song).
"They use our country," he complained, accusing them both of taking away "100 times more profit from the country than they give it," and of behaving like a rich guest, who has "involved us in a picnic".Without naming Mr Karzai, the outgoing American ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, responded fiercely, saying in a speech that, hearing this sort of outburst, Americans "grow weary of our effort here".
Tetrathiafulvalenes (TTFs) are popular building blocks on the scene of supramolecular chemistry, where they play various roles ranging from electron rich guest moieties in interlocked supramolecular architectures to structural elements of ion sensors.
Macrocyclic Lewis acidic hosts with structures incorporating electron-withdrawing icosahedral carboranes and electrophilic mercury centers bind a variety of electron-rich guests.
