wealthy people造句怎麼寫

Exurb: a region lying beyond the suBurbs of a city especially one inhabited principal ly by wealthy people.

Many wealthy people, for example, find Damien Hirst a brilliantly creative artist whose work is worth the millions they pay for it.

Even by the 1960s, though, air travelers were mostly wealthy people or businessmen on expense accounts; most Americans still could not afford to fly.

The financial crisis also caused many wealthy people to slow down their giving, though their financial health has bounced back far more than that of the average American family.

The real estate developers should not seek only profits and build houses for wealthy people only.

To protect wealthy people from criticism, the courts reversed Fox's burden of proof.

But I really hope my colleague agrees with the basic premise that wealthy people are more powerful than poor people, and that most wealthy people tend to use their power to try to get more wealth.

During the boom the number of wealthy people in Russia, India, China and the Middle East rose rapidly.

It is not the first time that wealthy people have been swindled out of huge sums of money, nor will it be the last.

I but unlike these wealthy people, like holding me dead to resemble stepping on an ant.

In the suburban scene, farmers are working in the fields and wealthy people are returning from mourning their ancestors.

Long ago, only wealthy people could afford them, because they were so expensive to print.

Make the wrong choices and we will wind up with a fortress society of small bands of wealthy people barricaded away from a world of miserable poverty.

In other words, wealthy people, in an effort to alleviate penury, would create a savings bank.