Sentence examples for such a prosperous from inspiring English sources

In such a prosperous country, life would be long, taxes modest and unemployment certainly lower than in Europe, probably even than in America.

"I suspect if you looked back 60 years ago and tried to guess where Israel would be at that time, it would be hard to project such a prosperous, hopeful land," he told Mr. Peres, in brief remarks in front of reporters as the two sat side by side in a lush garden of olive trees at Mr. Peres's residence here.

In the past, none of the toys based on Tiana, a recent black Disney princess; Little Bill, a television series starring an African-American boy; or even Michael Jackson in the 1980s have enjoyed such a prosperous shelf life as Doc's, according to the NPD Group, a market research company.

On such a prosperous day, Ballesteros' 74 looked harmful to his chances of back-to-back wins on the US tour, and so it would prove over the weekend, as scores of 72 and 73 took the Spaniard way down the field into a tie for 32nd place.

Archbishop Barry Morgan said it was "incredible" for this to happen in such a "prosperous country".

It also made national headlines, with some asking how such a prosperous county could become insolvent.

Is it feasible that it'll quietly axe such a seemingly prosperous business and tourist route for summer 2014?

He might have told me more about himself, his family, his life, his days in Sopore, in chotta London, his friends, his love-life even; maybe, maybe, he would have told me how he grew up in that rich fruit town and how he'd had such a great prosperous life.

There hasn't been an all-out war in such an economically prosperous region for decades.

But authorities in Iraq, where IS has released videos of militants taking sledgehammers to Assyrian antiquities in and around Mosul, say the dissemination of such destruction belies a prosperous illicit trade in the very artifacts IS claims are un-Islamic.

The leaders of the movement included men such as Marshall Wilder, a prosperous Boston merchant and president of the Norfolk Agricultural Society, and Judge Henry Flagg French, who would become the first president of the Massachusetts Agricultural College.