Random good picture Not show

1. Much of big business is still controlled by old money.

2. He invited both the smart set and Perth's old money.

3. The preferred drug of old money, and, by extension, of the nouveau mob.

4. Everywhere in public life, old families, old money and titles have been in decline, while business has advanced.

5. He believes that old money is better than new money.

6. We witnessed Florida new and old money giving a new meaning to dressing up.

7. That pleased the smart set(sentencedict.com), but secretly the old money decided it was a bit tacky.

8. They turned in their old money for new.

9. She is the daughter of old money from Massachusetts.

10. Cerritos cannot boast a glorious history, old money or natural beauty.

11. Varying preferences on labels also reflect differences between old money and new, said the survey's authors.

12. Nancy Old money means that you don't make the money, you inherit it.

13. His image is redolent of the smell of old leather, old money and class.

14. What fosters the Terrells' sizable contributions to public life is money, old money and vast money.

15. Most members of the Cleveland Country Club come from old money.

16. The satirical magazine Spy threw darts at all the puffery of the era, and was especially fast to disdain the gaudy arrivistes in favor of dandruff- flecked Old Money.

17. As a semi-reformed layabout (Kris would say I haven't reformed at all!), I read the article with interest. I recognized some of my old money habits —and some I still have.

18. The West End is full of hedge funds, oil barons and old money.