Sentence examples for which is a fortune from inspiring English sources
"They are buying people one by one – they are offering doctors up to 100,000 Syrian pounds a month (£390), which is a fortune there now.
In 2010 it did the same to the chiefs of the three biggest oil companies, each of which is a Fortune 500 company.
I'd often earn 200DM, which was a fortune.
It was, like, $60, which was a fortune for a bunch of kids at the time.
"I got £7.50 for that 30-second sketch," he says, "which was a fortune".
They traveled with their own orchestra, which was a fortune of money.
Labour has passed the worst part of its local election cycle which is a leading indicator of national fortunes.
I had a great stroke of fortune, which was a Princeton professor named Arthur Link, who spent 40 years of his life collecting all of the Wilson papers he could possibly find, and he printed Wilson's greatest hits in 69 volumes.
"We're also on the biggest budget we've ever done at Rochdale, which is not a fortune but it is a big clump.
But we also need to go to the business community, which is making a fortune in London, and have it pay its share for the world-class workforce they find here.
The friends, too young to be abashed by their own presumption, take on the slave-trade interests — a good part of the upper class, which was making a fortune from it — as a kind of consecrated adventure.
