Sentences with phrase «of rich kids»

Just another example of some rich kid who has no exposure to the real world.

I want you to understand who I am, what my family goes through, what it feels like to smile at a bunch of rich kids every day.

On one side, it's about the plight of rich kids in a terrifying scenario (this bit falls flat).

It's certainly a win - win situation for these schools, but it also creates a disturbing picture of rich kids nibbling on sushi and having enough money for the team uniforms, while poor kids in a neighboring district are not only getting eating subpar food, they're often selling candy and other junk food to raise money for those same uniforms, further contributing to poor health habits that may last a lifetime.

A caricature of an Italian chairman, he wears sunglasses at all times, has a conviction for tax evasion (on the purchase of a yacht, no less) and has a very attractive son straight out of Rich Kids of Instagram.

I can see how this would invoke the vision of rich kids nibbling on sushi and funding their uniform budget, but there are a few important things to note:

The new picture [from William P. Kennedy's novel] presents the reverse situation of rich kids at a Virginia prep school who have to develop some backbone and defend themselves against Andrew Divoff's group of Colombian terrorists who take over their school and hold them hostage.

Leaving her lifelong best friend Julie (Beanie Feldstein, Jonah Hill's real life sister) in the dust, Lady Bird finagles her way into Jenna's (Odeya Rush) inner circle of rich kids, including the cooler - than - cool Kyle (Timothee Chalamet, CALL ME BY YOUR NAME).

How do you feel about the fact that schools full of rich kids can and do make other arrangements for the hardest to teach without drawing the attention of The New York Times or PBS?

It's therefore also true that judging a school's effectiveness entirely on the basis of its students» achievement as measured on test scores is unfair because, yes, a given school full of poor kids might be moving them ahead more than another school (with higher scores) and a population of rich kids.

His latest novel, Unbound, tells the story of a rich kid from Manhattan with nightmares of a dragon and the world ending in 2066.

Over the next few years, as some of these SF startups come to see their liquidity events, there are going to be a lot of rich kids looking for local real estate, and this will likely prop up SF prices for a the next few years (barring any major downturn in the tech sector overall).