wealthy family造句

the offshoot of a wealthy family

In popular terms, if you want to marry into a wealthy family, you must first turn yourself into a wealthy family.

She was born in a wealthy family and everything was arranged well for her.

He is the son of a wealthy family, but it seems have declined.

Two travelling angels stopped to spend the night in the home of a wealthy family.

He is a son from a wealthy family. But it looks like his family's glory is fading away.

One bank officer was immune from those edicts. He did not need his job at the bank because he was an heir in a very wealthy family.

His mother came from a wealthy family and wanted him to attend business school, but he left after one day and instead studied sports science in Lisbon.

Feng was born to a non-wealthy family in suburban Beijing. His father was a college professor and his mother was a factory nurse.

Born into a wealthy family in 1928, he studied to be a doctor, but chose instead the infinitely more rackety and less respectable life of a manga cartoonist.

Though not from a wealthy family himself, Hamza was always aware of others less fortunate than himself, said a cousin who spoke to al Jazeera.

Well , I think the man above is worthy of marrying him. He is not like that a good-for-nothing from a wealthy family, whose life is all beer and skittles.

I told them only that, after attending Lowood school, I became a governess in a wealthy family, where an unfortunate event, not in any way my fault, caused me to run away.

One day a father of a very wealthy family took his son on a trip to the country with the firm purpose of showing his son how poor people live.

The clockwork frog was green and the harmonica was yellow. I loved them so much. Consequently, I almost fall in love with the ugly boy who's born in a wealthy family.

A wealthy family in England in 1250 might have owned three books: a Bible, a collection of prayers, and a life of the saints-this modestly sized library nevertheless costing as much as a cottage.