Prosperity In A Sentence

• Thanks and prosperity to each!
• You will 'ave wealth and prosperity and 'appiness.
• After the cathedral was removed the prosperity of the place quickly waned.
• Conditions of all kinds being so happy, prosperity was assured.
• So the year 1805 opened in humdrum prosperity and national self-satisfaction.
• Much is hoped from the future prosperity of Algeria; be it so.

• General intelligence is the necessary foundation of prosperity and social order.
• She had found out that friends in prosperity are not always friends in adversity.
• The prosperity of a people depends more on their rulers than is commonly imagined.
• It was alleged that prosperity of nations was a good deal owing to tenant-right.
• Wishing you all the happiness and prosperity that can fall to mortal man, believe me.
• He learns to welcome misfortune, learns that adversity is the prosperity of the great.
• Consequently his prosperity is their prosperity, and his ruin would be an irretrievable disaster, not a benefit, to them.
• The seventh century B.C. was a period of rapid development and of great prosperity in Greece.
• Nothing can be regretful that is inseparable from the conditions of the industry and the prosperity of a great nation.
• There was all that aura of prosperity that has nothing to do with the payment of one's bills.
• It was not long before the people began to appreciate the blessing and prosperity of a wise and settled rule.
• There was so little to be seen in the way of an outward display of the prosperity his elder brother claimed.
• As you would seek the future prosperity of this society, it is of vast importance that you should avoid contention.
• This fact speaks volumes for their greater prosperity and for the influence which association with a proud race has on the poorest people.
• Further it was not only detrimental to the prosperity of the islands but it obstructed the development of Mexico.
• His prosperity, if prosperity he possessed at all, was the prosperity of successful defiance of the law.
• If the shoe business kept to the present rate of prosperity he would probably have millions to squander in his old age.
• During the first few months the enterprise remained in about the same stage of prosperity as I had found it.
• Hitherto the plan for the government of Ireland has been to sacrifice the civil prosperity of the nation to its religious improvement.
• Each city carried on in grave and solemn fashion the traditional worship of its own gods, on whose favour its prosperity depended.
• Cerise was a charming woman, and an affectionate wife in adversity, but prosperity was her ruin, as well as mine.
• The prosperity of Ireland depends on its harvest, and starvation is the opportunity of the lying agitator.
• The Major's recent prosperity seemed not to have affected his dwelling-place as yet.
• It means prosperity for the farmers themselves, homes for those who are now crowded in cities, work for the idle, and food for the hungry.
• It affects us closely; it comes right into our homes, affects our comfort of living and the prosperity of our business enterprises.
• He said that he needed a holiday, the prosperity of the last year had worn him out, also the bungalow sites were many and a decision difficult.
• Almost all the prosperity of a public society and civil community does, under God, depend on their rulers.
• But Berkeley, fattened by prosperity to a gross snobbishness, rejected the idea as vulgar and unfitting.
• It had once been the home of a wealthy farmer, who, as prosperity continued, built a new and more commodious residence a mile away on the hill.
• The prosperity of the celestial empire, carried by the court fool, in a basket beautifully carved out of a wild cherry-stone; and guarded by...
• The peace and prosperity of Hayti would be promoted by reducing the term of the Presidential office to two years.
• The prosperity of Virginia begins with the day when it received, as "a commonwealth," the freedom to make laws for itself.
• We find from the Church registers that at the meridian of their prosperity they made alliances both with the Godolphins and the Arundells.
• It would give him peculiar pleasure to augment his prosperity at the expense of Sir Archibald Malmaison.

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