No man has tasted differing fortunes more, And thirteen times I have been rich and poor.
He wrote of himself: No man has tasted differing fortunes more, And thirteen times I have been rich and poor.
But Works Progress Administration dam projects, the Great Depression, a handful of wars, a changing economy and shifting tastes and fortunes have taken a toll on these clubs.
His sculptures are based around the old European concept of the Wunderkammer, or cabinet of curiosities, a collection of objects, both exotic and mundane, selected according to the tastes and fortunes of their owners, and often cited as a forerunner of modern museums.
"I've tasted fame and fortune.
She moved to Los Angeles eight years ago from Mexico, where she tasted fame and fortune in her early 20s in soap opera.
Neil Young, having tasted fame and fortune with After the Goldrush and Harvest, famously said he would rather head for the ditch than stay in the middle of the road.
The state-supported academy, being the only institution financially able to provide this service on a large scale, came to control public taste, the economic fortunes of the artist, and ultimately the quality of his art by its determination of standards in the work it chose to show.
Young writers, eager for a taste of his good fortune, flocked to Nin's door, and many walked away with full hands.
Its owner is French, and it sells really excellent loaves and pastries, including the best coffee eclairs it has ever been my good fortune to taste.
