Sentence examples for rich hoard from inspiring English sources
States have a rich hoard, seemingly arranged to baffle scholars and victims seeking evidence.
They complained that the rich hoard their wealth and use little of it to generate jobs that pay decent salaries.
On Nov. 16, a rich hoard of her work, including handwritten notes and typescripts, turned up at Drouot-Montaigne, the Paris auctioneers' deluxe sale room.
Archaeologists working in the region have unearthed a rich hoard of artifacts, including amulets, seals and ceramic tablets, many of which are embellished with the unusual symbols.
He had no interest in — indeed, he had principled arguments against — conventional grammar; he omits much punctuation, uses his own spellings, and draws on a rich hoard of local dialect (wonderful, four-legged words like "soodle," "croodling," "progg," "sloomy").
In ten succinct chapters, Marina Warner digs into a rich hoard of fairy tales in their brilliant and fantastical variations, in order to define a genre and evaluate a literary form that keeps shifting through time and history.
Many rich hoards in modern collections were buried by design during the calamitous last centuries of the ancient world; and the most sumptuous, the Boscoreale treasure (mostly in the Louvre), was accidentally saved by the same volcanic catastrophe that destroyed Herculaneum and killed Pliny in ad 79.
In that same volume, Galbraith identified another major cause of the Great Depression: the rich hoarding rather than investing their money.
The first three are variations on themes most of us know, while the last is essentially the rich hoarding goods and the rest of us fighting over scraps.
The richest hoard comes from Cave 4 and includes fragments of five copies of Genesis, eight of Exodus, one of Leviticus, 14 of Deuteronomy, two of Joshua, three of Samuel, 12 of Isaiah, four of Jeremiah, eight of the Minor Prophets, one of Proverbs, and three of Daniel.
Relentless austerity for hundreds of millions across the west, justified on the basis of "there is no money", while a grotesquely rich elite hoard their wealth away in tax havens.
