Sentence examples for wealthy house from inspiring English sources

"There was a small house and a big gray brick wealthy house.

The father is from a once wealthy house; the mother leaves the father and begins another family.

Noble girls were sent there because it was cheaper and easier than finding a husband for them: the dowry due was sometimes as little as one-tenth of the average marriage-portion in a wealthy house.

Only gradually is the situation changing, and it is not so long ago that the artist was shown to be starving in an attic as large and as luxurious as the living room of a wealthy house.

Though Cleeve was by no means a wealthy house, the monks were able to make significant investment in remodelling their home so as to match the rising living standards of the later mediaeval period.

And when housing one, litter train the cat for a good behavior like it's just your great companion who's living in a fine, clean and a wealthy house.

Tracy Kellett, a buying agent for wealthy house-seekers, said ex-council homes were of interest to homebuyers and investors: "Any stigma is waning fast as there's a whole generation of people who don't even know what a traditional council house is or was.

Some of the sex scenes in wealthy houses at Pompeii are just too pretty to be funny, their exquisite painting and expensive pigments signalling seduction rather than obscenity.

Whereas children had acquired the skills needed for their future roles by observing their parents in a kind of apprenticeship, in wealthy houses sons and, to a lesser extent, daughters were now given a specialized education by slaves or freedmen.

In the Islamic period, solo and ensemble forms of dance were an integral part of the intense musical activity in the palaces of the caliphs and in wealthy houses.

A wealthy housing developer, he led a successful effort in the 1970's to rescue the state's Urban Development Corporation, which had become insolvent after building or starting more than $1 billion worth of housing.