Sentence examples for rich moving from inspiring English sources

It's a rich, moving, informative and beautifully-told tale set during the time of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

Derek Walcott's rich, moving work was enough to win the Nobel in 1992, but not enough to oust the narky jingles of Siegfried Sassoon from the list.

Hostage-taking is a business, a speculative one, fueled by people like me — the wandering targets, the fish out of water, the comparatively rich moving against a backdrop of poor.

"It's the first war in history that had a really rich, moving archive of audiovisual material, including lots of oral testimony recorded on good formats, with proper film cameras," he says.

"When we started out in 2003, people said we were nuts — but luxury India was waiting to happen — and luxury needs an address," says Mrs. Singh, who took advantage of the upscale environment as the new rich moved south, seeking space no longer available in the fragrant, tree-lined avenues of the diplomatic and social uptown area of New Delhi.

In Philadelphia, as the rich moved west of 7th Street, the poor moved into the upper class' former homes, which were converted into tenements and boarding houses.

But he said the richest of the rich are moving away from cautious investments like gold or cash in favour of riskier punts that they hope will enable them to make even more money.

If you want to become rich, move to a cluster but if you want to become the richest, move on.

As the water system degrades, the rich move to bottled water.

When "The Big Rich" moves on to the next generation, it falls victim to an imitative fallacy.

The service worsens, the rich move to private insurance while the poor queue, for hours, days, months.