Sentence examples for richer crowd from inspiring English sources

As people become richer, they raise their expectations — becoming envious of a new, richer crowd.

Borgata (the name means "little village" in Italian) is a joint venture between MGM Mirage Inc. and the Boyd Gaming Corporation, and Mr. Boughner believes that his lush new resort will do even better than those numbers by appealing to a younger, richer crowd.

"Continued unemployment and the growing gap between rich and poor are the greatest threats to our prosperity," she told the mostly male, mostly white, mostly rich crowd.

In general, reality shows do not reach those types of viewers in nearly as big numbers, but NBC executives said that so far their two summer reality shows were playing well with the smart and rich crowd.

In his latest attack on the former Labour leader, he also holds up Lord Mandelson, who has been known to associate with a super-rich crowd, as a paragon of plain living and frugality compared with Blair.

Here's one for the Millionaires24 (email for the rich) crowd: Squadra Piloti (Italian for "Team of Drivers").

Leica fans tend to be a dedicated, and rich, crowd and they can now add the Pradovit D-1200 projector theireir stable of German glass.

However, her private-eye sideline and tough persona keep her from being truly assimilated back into the rich crowd.

Drink, dissipation, trying to keep up with a rich crowd, trying to live with a mentally ill wife.

This is rich, crowd-pleasing food.

Reviewing the book for the Science Book Club in May, Tim Radford wrote: "This is a rich, crowded book, with something luminous, provoking and instructive on every page.