nabob , auch: nawab

I even have that in common with the nabobs of the Hill.

"These rich nabobs have nothing else to spend their money on.

Get the corporate nabobs to cough up some serious money for a national league in 1995.

The unincorporated community of Nabob is located in the town.

He also added that his claims on the nabob were still unpaid.

He most probably enjoyed his role as a nabob.

Consequently he is called in the area the Nabob.

A real moneymaking operation for the nabob who can put one together.

Brim grinned and looked the Nabob directly in his eye.

This, apparently, is just too darned much for the nabobs of American corporate life.

At last she comes to town, and who comes too but my old rival the Nabob?

The go fulness is not terrific chuckled the young Nabob.

You're beginning to make me feel like I'm one of those nervous nabobs you spoke of.

People started coming to see the new nabob.

He makes a great struggle to purchase her, but is outbid by the Nabob.

Even in Washington, with its nattering nabobs and chattering classes.

He was the young son of an Ohio nabob and was out there for recreation.

They hoped to get rich, and return home as 'nabobs'.

He called those opposed to the war the "nattering nabobs of negativism."

These days, the candidates see nabobs of negativism everywhere.

I never wanted to be a nattering nabob, dispensing advice to the powerful.

When at last Brim fell silent, the little Nabob smiled.

"I believe we have delivered our part of the deal," King Nabob said gravely.

"Why, then he would be eligible," Nabob said, surprised.

"They both need to be married," King Nabob said.