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"A lot of young men have the money to dress affluently," he said.

Furthermore, he is said to be determined to design his projects affluently before going to tender.

Few of life's losers land so affluently.

Golf's caretakers seem complacent with the sport the way it is: safely suburban, affluently anchored.

However, she managed to maintain her posh penthouse apartment in Mumbai and lived affluently from sound financial investments.

Affluently decorated portals and the main architectural and compositional accents of the mausoleum should also be noted.

The more polluted water is not used for anything, and the least polluted water is supplied to places where water is used affluently.

Debs was criticized for the house not portraying working-class lifestyle; his wife was a beneficiary of her wealthy aunt's will and could furnish the house affluently.

A pivotal part of the story is Mr. Frankel's relationship with John Hackney, an ambitious man from Franklin, Tenn., who had aspirations to live affluently and impress his wife.

Steve Wilson, the reporter for "Inside Edition," said the show was trying to illustrate how executives with health care organizations were living affluently while making "life-and-death decisions" for their subscribers based on keeping costs down.

The affluently mobile flock to Pelican Lake, with its 102 acres of extra-wide roads, 295 lots that can be rented as well as bought, an 8,000-square-foot clubhouse, a pool, a spa, tennis courts and a 35-acre lake.

For the next fifty years we should have practical people in government rather than affluently nurtured individuals who can certainly talk the talk and back money-making projects but lack the skills to do a proper job during a species-threatening environmental crisis.

Senator Noose prospered handsomely as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, and few people in Van Buren County questioned how he and his family lived so affluently on his legislative salary of seven thousand dollars a year.

There are times when his world can appear to consist of Jews and of those to whom a Jew might wish to escape - such as America's well-heeled Wasps, or the semi-imaginary anti-Semites of Gloucestershire who figure affluently in The Counterlife.