One was an aristocrat educated at Harrow and Cambridge, the other a self-made man from small-town South India. |
Following his great-grandfather's precepts, it seems he can justly claim to be a self-made man. |
Mills was a self-made man who descended from a family of Scotch-English ancestry. |
He told me that the self-made bomb looked like about 10 dynamite sticks that were set to go off yet only one actually ignited. |
As a result, success manual authors had to provide failed men with a far broader definition of what constituted a self-made man. |
Stanley was a self-made man who raised himself from poverty to success through his technical skills. |