Thousands like Garvin lost all they had, while you are still a rich man.
How am I to open your eyes to the paradox of truth, that he who would save his life shall lose it, that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of God?
I am not a rich man, even when such property as I have is compared to moderate fortunes of these days, but I would pay his salary willingly out of my own pocket rather than see him go.
I am a rich man with a title, and a big house, and a great command of luxuries.
Although he had by no means the reputation of being a rich man, he did not seem to care much what money he spent in furthering any object he had taken in hand.
At Washington he had been a popular man and had had the reputation of being a rich man also; but here, at home, in the country he seemed to her to fall off in importance, and he certainly had not made himself pleasant.
I endeavoured to protect a poor man against a rich man, and that in this country is cause of offence.
I'm not a rich man, sir, but I should like to watch the way in which such a question will be tried and brought to a conclusion in this aristocratic country.
But where am I to meet such a rich man, Aunt Polly?
I told him that the great object of a rich man was to get his son into just that fix, but he couldn't seem to see it, and the boy hated it himself.
But in these days it is a duty that a gentleman owes himself to consider whether he wishes to know a rich man or not.
She had never cared much for the United States Senate, but she doubted if she ought to sit by when it was railed at as a rich man's club.
Tomorrow my father will be a rich man, for these four gold pieces will become two thousand.
When I come back I'll be so dressed up, you will think I am a rich man.
Pinocchio paid a gold piece for the three suppers and started on his way toward the field that was to make him a rich man.
The man went immediately and dug under the tree, and there he got a treasure, which made a rich man of him, and so his dream was accomplished.
It is also more agreeable for a rich man to live there, because there he can gratify his vanity; there is some one with whom he can vie in luxury; there is some one to astonish, and there is some one to outshine.
All that a rich man has to do there is to take a fancy to a thing, and he can get it.
Charon, who by now must be quite a rich man, evidently disdains all such petty hidden treasures as these.
Lauzun, when he came to marry, a rich man and a great lord.
He is not well off," replied Moliere, "but the tragedies which he has in his portfolio will make a rich man of him some day; of that I have not the least doubt.
His client not being a rich man, the matter was a serious one for him; he was a very talented architect, whose professional reputation was undoubtedly somewhat at stake.
I am a rich man," he added, fully conscious that the remark was not in good taste.
You are a rich man in this world's goods, but your soul is lean and hungry and naked.
Perhaps you will build a house there when you are a rich man.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rich man" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
