| Nick soon becomes a multi-millionaire, purchasing everything from his own golf course to a carousel. |
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| He has since become a leading authority on forgery, embezzlement, and secure documents and is a multi-millionaire. Who says crime doesn't pay? |
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| His back catalogue became valuable, and he went from being overdrawn at the bank to multi-millionaire status in those few years. |
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| His books have made him a multi-millionaire even though the income from film rights and merchandising has so far been negligible. |
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| But this fine basin has not been bought for one of the region's stately homes or the palatial residence of a multi-millionaire. |
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| In mitigation his lawyer told of the 35-year-old's meteoric rise from a supermarket worker to a multi-millionaire restaurant owner. |
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| Collectors who have snapped up his works include multi-millionaire composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. |
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| And msm has allowed you to become a multi-millionaire celebrity ever since. |
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| Instead, the multi-millionaire enjoys the unfettered licence of an owner and, as a local princeling, the adulation of fans stupid enough to believe in his undying loyalty. |
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| Feisty and fizzing with energy, the 40 year-old multi-millionaire was in his element, playing the fool for a BBC film crew following his every move. |
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| The private eye had allegedly been hired by reclusive multi-millionaire Howard Hughes, who was looking for dirt on the Democrats. |
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| A MULTI-millionaire friend and adviser to PM David Cameron yesterday put up a reward for the return of his pounds 150,000 antique water fountain. |
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| Unfortunately TVR went west a few years ago after it was bought by a multi-millionaire Russian called Nikolai Smolensky who was barely out of short trousers. |
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