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He earned $60,000 gross.

His courage earned him imprisonment and exile.

His fair dealing earned our confidence.

He earned enormous sums of money.

He earned a high reputation for his learning.

He has earned as much money as I have.

Double what he had earned in nineteen years.

They earned enough to buy their clothes and books.

Their second gig earned them a rave review.

Garber, a professor of medicine, earned an MD degree at Stanford in 1983. He earned a bachelor's degree (1976) and a PhD (1982) in economics at Harvard.

In Europe, the Orient Express earned a reputation for ostentatious luxury and spawned several rivals.

In the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, she again earned gold, this time in the 1500 meter race.

The 600 series has earned a reputation for minimal coloration and musical accuracy in audio reproduction.

And Adolescent exposing to less or no game violence earned lower scores on confirm value subscale.

But his refusal to offer a premium earned a swift rebuff from Anglo.

With its wide-ranging reflections, this oeuvre has earned Pitanguy a place in Brazil's prestigious academy of letters.

And the more recent lesbian-family study earned these headlines: San Francisco Chronicle: "Study: Children of lesbian couples better off.

Within three years he patented his product and it gained a quick popularity and he earned millions in a year.

Before we plunk down our hard-earned money, we consumers like to know that we'll be happy with our purchases.

His naked eye can measure and transfer angles with great precision, miters join seamlessly, and his finishing work has earned him acclaim in local newspapers.

To judge by their returns in the same year, Italian lawyers and dentists earned on average less than euro50,000; restaurant owners barely euro20,000; taxi drivers a pitiful euro11,500.

In 2004 men in their 30s earned 12% less in real terms than their fathers did at a similar age, according to Pew's Economic Mobility Project.

His thought is extremely abundant, and it was his empiricism epistemology thought that earned great fame in the history of European philosophy for him.

So using money he had earned working at Applebee's, he purchased a $200 vial of "Deca" -- nandrolone decanoate -- from a senior on the team.

If an emotional slut manages to hook you, consider yourself lucky if you merely devote time and attention to someone who hasn't earned it, or reveal a few embarrassing secrets.

For example Paul, though he was entitled to it, intentionally refusedpayment for his services but rather earned money by working at asecular job so that he may offer the gospel free of charge.

This is certainly something to keep in mind if you are or have worked as an intern where the big payoff is more likely to be in experience gained and contacts made than in money earned.

“I have this long, uplifting, hard-earned status as a sophomore on leave from Bennington College, ” he said. “I’ve spent a quarter of a century as a sophomore on leave.”

Anderson did grow up poor. Her father, a railroad laborer, died when she was 12; she didn’t attend high school because her family depended on money she earned from singing and domestic work.

" Her portrayal of Betty has earned her a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series- Musical or Comedy, as well as a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance for a Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.