Sentence examples for rich sir from inspiring English sources
GRAEME KIRK Ipswich, England The working rich SIR: Re "The Billionaires" (July 6, p. 35).
How taxes make me rich SIR: Re "Refinding their voice" (Fact and Comment, Feb. 24).
To prove his own benevolence, the rich Sir Thomas Bertram removes Fanny from her family and brings her to be raised at Mansfield Park.
An oil of 1815-20 portrays a truly magnificent "Gray Arabian Stallion," the property of a rich landowner, Sir Watkin Watkinms-Watkin
"Labour just hates people who are rich," said Sir Alan Duncan, a man possessed of a large fortune but little intelligence.
The territory, one of five remaining British colonies in the Caribbean, is a haven for yachts, cruise-ships and rich tourists (Sir Richard Branson, a British businessman whose companies happen to share the name Virgin with the territory, owns one of the islands).
If I had a pound for every time I have heard a brand custodian suggest that a billboard might either be a) projected on the moon or b) seen from space or snapped by a orbiting satellite, I might be as rich as Sir Martin Sorrell.
It is proposed that the peripheral domain of the nucleus is rich in Sir proteins silencing factors that promote deacetylation of histones and alter chromatin structure (Gotta et al. 1996; Maillet et al. 1996).
Their revelations can bring down the rich and powerful: Sir James Crosby, an ex-boss of Halifax Bank of Scotland, resigned from the Financial Services Authority FSAA) in February after Paul Moore, a former HBOS employee sacked in 2005, accused him of mismanaging the bank.
W. A. Darlington in The Daily Telegraph wrote of Richardson's "ripe, rich and mellow Sir Toby, [which] I would go many miles to see again".
Yesterday, that stake became worth about one and a half billion dollars, something that early reports excitedly claimed would make Bono richer even than Sir Paul McCartney.
