Sentence examples for accrue good from inspiring English sources

A well-known hadith states that prayers from righteous offspring are one of just a few ways that dead souls can accrue good deeds to help them escape damnation.

Get a credit card that accrues good airline miles.

If I die at t, accruing goods after t is not in my interests-after-t, but it does not follow that it is not in my interests.

Similarly, until tomorrow, United is letting users of its Mileage Plus Visa card pay a $99 fee to be able to shop and accrue miles good for elite status.

He said Mr. Edwards had accrued significant good will and political stock that he could cash in down the road.

This isn't the notion of karma: "Greater blessings shalt accrue to thee, good Sir, for thy kindness; and they'll be compounded quarterly".

Or builds institutions too big to fail, meaning that they accrue profits in good times but pass debts to the public in bad times?

Thus, it doesn't matter if, say, Drake's "Hotline Bling," "One Dance" and "Too Good" accrue the majority of spins or purchases from "Views" at the expense of the album's less popular tracks, nor does it matter whether a listener plays an album from start to finish.

Members start their accounts with zero, and they accrue credit by offering goods and services.

And improper disposal would undo the good accrued through years of zero-emissions motoring.

In London, traders commiserated with one another with hugs, shrugs and bottles accrued during the good years.