Sentence examples for ultimate fortunes from inspiring English sources
But like many movies in this Hollywood age the film's ultimate fortunes rest with overseas audiences, and there was no information available on Sunday about how it was performing there.
As an exercise in damage control (political damage, that is), the White House's efforts seem to me to have been less inept than critics say.I also just about stand by my prediction in last week's column (this week's is here) that the spill is going to have less impact on the president's ultimate fortunes than will the decisions he has already taken on the economy, the Afghan war and health reform.
For Villani, this theory of sin and morality being tied directly with fate and fortune fit well with the ultimate fate of the Capetian dynasty of France.
"There will not be any ongoing problems," he said with a slightly steely smile, offering the ultimate hostage to fortune for the remainder of the trip.
Polybius portrays the battle as the ultimate nadir of Roman fortunes, functioning as a literary device such that the subsequent Roman recovery is more dramatic.
Even if most of Clarkson's cash didn't come direct from the BBC licence fee – the ultimate basis of his fortune was still an old BBC brand.
On the October 21 edition of Impact!, Anderson was given an opportunity to earn a shot at Hardy and the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Turning Point; all he had to do was survive an Ultimate X match with Fortune member Kazarian.
What was once an idea shaped around getting a good home, a good job, and the possibility of higher education has been exploited for this idea of ultimate fame and immense fortune.
What few of the students know is that the ultimate cause of their good fortune – the competitive system of free schools Sweden pioneered in the early 1990s – is under assault.
The startup's ultimate goal is to help Fortune 2000 companies deploy software much faster — and accessing and understanding CI/CD is a big part of that.
Some say that Mr Batista's ultimate aim was to amass a fortune big enough to acquire his father's old firm, Vale, now a global giant.
