Sentence examples for whose riches from inspiring English sources
He was also one of a dwindling number of N.F.L. owners whose riches came primarily from the business of football.
He at least prospered before politics, as co-founder of Infosys, a successful tech firm.More troubling are those whose riches soared after election.
ONE way to think of dance is as a set of interlocking nomadic cultures whose riches accrue, collectively and individually, in the mind and spirit.
Corbyn travelled to Bristol to congratulate the new mayor, Marvin Rees, whose unexpected victory, as a black man in a city whose riches were built on the slave trade, is viewed as a significant political milestone.
The funds' investment returns are sinking, and so are those big paydays for their managers, whose riches have helped redefine modern notions of wealth and helped drive up the price of everything from Picassos to Manhattan penthouses.
The Argentines' resentment at their loss is Naipaul's own resentment at belonging to a culture that has never had any fixed identity, and whose riches have been plundered by the Europeans.
But mixed in with his disappointment, I heard a strain of wonder, for a city whose religious riches are so easily overlooked.
In a nation that covers as much territory as Western Europe, but whose mineral riches have long been siphoned off by armed gangs and corrupt officials, violence is a constant curse.
I'd like to predict it, but I'll start with hoping for it: a city whose great riches (art galleries and music venues included) make it a convenient paradise, not an obstacle course, across the range of ambulatory abilities.
Leicester's story has been a happy one, as has the partnership of Manchester City and Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi, whose infinite riches bankrolled not just a Premier League‑winning all-star squad but a new campus in east Manchester.
The waltzing ranchera "Vámonos," punctuated with yelps and hoots, tells a story of love across class lines; Ms. Downs's own bouncy "La Reyna del Inframundo" ("Queen of the Underworld"), is about a woman whose illicit riches could not save her from death.
