Sentence examples for rich to live from inspiring English sources
It needs some of LA's rich to live there.
"You have to be rich" to live in contemporary SoHo, Hastreiter observes.
"In Russia, it is common for poor and rich to live in the same building.
It is no surprise that the poor are more likely than the rich to live in polluted neighbourhoods: rents are lower in such places.
Then we segued onto the subject of Hawaii and if you had to be rich to live there.
FORBES editor Light follows his triumphant debut (Too Rich to Live, his first book, won critical praise) as a mystery writer with this new effort, a Wall Street version of Midas' golden touch.
Still, the lesson of the 90's and their free-spending coda is that you don't have to be super-rich to live large.
Working people, rich and not so rich, have to live somewhere.
There is, of course, a life much richer to be lived than one spent waiting for the phone to ring again.
"Today the situation is reversed, and the rich choose to live in white, minimal spaces".
It is the most pleasant rich country to live in, reports a survey this week by the OECD.
