Millionaires Sentence Examples

It is sometimes called the "Millionaires' Club."

Professional rodeo cowboys can earn thousands of dollars for the top titles, many of them are millionaires.

His grandfather was one of the first American millionaires.

That makes us all de facto millionaires, and very committed to remaining so.

Pupils at The Clarendon School had the chance to meet the self-made millionaires, who are now giants in the computer gaming world.

I'd like to see more success stories; collectors who purchased an unknown artist's work becoming instant millionaires.

Probably the dot.com millionaires or just those with absolute discerning taste or a need to be indulged by those who have.

Texas oil millionaires also fought hard to maintain its tax concessions.

It is now the second most populous (109,161 inhabitants) town (ranking after Zurich) in the Swiss Confederation, while it is reputed to be the richest, the number of resident millionaires (in francs) exceeding that of any other Swiss town.

In the early 1990s, Cash Money Millionaires, a family based out of New Orleans, claims to have first used the term.

Seriously, isn't it bothersome when millionaires dress like homeless people?

Seeing as very few of us are millionaires we very often have to make choices such as these even if we don't want to, given that it just isn't possible to own every game in existence.

We want to be millionaires running giant corporations.

As many actual doctors will tell you, that doesn't necessarily mean they are millionaires.

Their ruthless business techniques have made them millionaires, and the family business, King & Sons, thrives.

Each hour-long episode features two millionaires - who are almost always male - who are looking for love.

A few millionaires exist in the virtual world, but don't expect to become Donald Trump.

I'm like those reclusive millionaires who own priceless art and won't let the rest of the world see it.

Most of these people are not going to become millionaires or even attain anything like the average standard of living.

The Potoccy, whose possessions in south Poland and the Ukraine covered thousands of square miles, the Radziwillowie, who were omnipotent in Lithuania and included half a dozen millionaires`' amongst them, the Lubomirscy and their fellows, hated the Czartoryscy because they were too eminent, and successfully obstructed all their well-meant efforts.

They number only some 46,000 all told, but most of the great business houses are owned by Parsee millionaires and most of the large charities are founded by them.

At the same time he suggested an appeal to the millionaires of America and England to subscribe money for the cost of 2000 or 3000 nizamS (Turkish regulars) to be sent to Berber.