| The usual suspects for Galbraith had changed from the captains of industry to the Joneses across the street. |
| The culture of the Smith business matters to the Smiths and the Jones' culture matters to the Joneses. |
| There is an element of keeping up with the Joneses, where people are constantly looking at their neighbours to see how they are doing. |
| It's all the parents fault, of course, and that family down the road called the Joneses! |
| Keeping up with the Joneses here means having the biggest, juiciest tomatoes in your garden. |
| Wharton was born Miss Jones, of the Joneses with whom one was obliged to keep up. |
