zillionaires造句

• Maybe they will be zillionaires by the end of it all.
• Take that, you self-indulgent zillionaires of the ball yard.
• Baseball commissioner can't make zillionaires happy enough to save greatest season?
• The greatest of these silicon zillionaires is Paul Allen.
• What about those spoiled Information Age zillionaires?
• Lately, of course, stocks with any remote connection to the Internet are making zillionaires of people in the cyberknow.
• It's important to connect with these tech-world fans before they're " zillionaires,"
• We have made folk legends out of young dot-com zillionaires, national goblins out of online Nazis proselytizing to the young.
• "We'll be close to the limits that the federal government puts on candidates that aren't zillionaires,"
• You wonder how many psychiatrist couches are filled with people trying to get past their resentment of 28-year-old Web zillionaires.
• "If this service was available in an unfettered way in the District of Columbia, they'd be zillionaires,"
• But if you hang around them for any time, you discover that most high-tech zillionaires are staid middle-aged workaholics.
• I've been boycotting major-league baseball for years because I refuse to contribute to the enrichment of baseball's zillionaires.
• Zillionaires who might ordinarily want to buy a National Hockey League franchise as a toy have shied away from the Penguins as a bad investment.
• Things are awfully rough, too, for the historians Stephen E . Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin, even if they are not zillionaires.
• It's www . zillionaires thriving on free enterprise and people enduring persistent poverty in a state whose idea of welfare is get a job.
• So they couldn't hire publicists to buy them fame, like the current crop of software zillionaires who are forever lionized in the business press.
• Increasingly, dot . com zillionaires from the high-tech corridor near Dulles Airport in suburban Virginia are transforming the culture as well as the economy.
• As for Austin, well, the Texas Legislature, the smug dot-com zillionaires and aging hippies make the state capital much too weird for me.