Sentence examples for richest ever from inspiring English sources

According to Forbes magazine this would rank him among the richest ever US presidents.

The costume worn from mid-century until about 1620 was the richest ever seen in the history of European dress.

The agreement offers a one-time payment equivalent to $152 million, the richest ever in British Columbia.

He and his aging, billionaire-laden Cabinet — the oldest since Reagan's; the richest ever — embody the revenge of the old Philadelphians.

He is the wealthiest artist in the world and, given the inflation of art's value and of wealth generally, that means he is the richest ever, in history.

In the fourth season of a seven-year, $126 million contract, which was the richest ever for a pitcher when he signed it, Zito has learned to let go.

I put that phrase in quotes because not once in human history has taxing the rich ever paid for a war.

No wonder Stanley Druckenmiller, the billionaire hedge fund manager, labelled QE: "The biggest redistribution of wealth from the middle-class and the poor to the rich ever".

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Will the new rich ever convince those who don't have as much, and themselves, that the system that disproportionately rewards its most entrepreneurial citizens is not merely efficient but also just?

The most brilliant trick the rich ever pulled over the poor was when they reinforced fractures between the serving class.