Sentence examples for world of wealth from inspiring English sources
Labour people don't understand the world of wealth.
She was raised in a world of wealth and privilege, of private jets and holiday homes.
THE very mention of certain apartment buildings in New York evokes a genteel world of wealth, power and discretion.
"She was only related to the world of wealth, which means banks and lawyers," Mr. Columbia said.
As a sociologist intent on understanding the world of wealth management, I started my research by going back to school.
These Transcendent men and women, Robinson tells us at the outset, live and work in a privileged world of wealth and power.
It takes in political "machines" that reach from small players up to the Senate, the exploitation of naïve homeowners who suddenly find they're sitting on an oil well and the intersecting worlds of wealth, politics and celebrity.
As the end product of this history, the former world center of wealth, power and civilization is now poor in everything except oil.
It is a world of incredible wealth -- and guilt over that wealth.
Her existence suggested a world of cultural wealth to her nephew.
That gilded world of inherited wealth is long gone: "I've worked since I was 18.
