Sentence examples for and earned the highest from inspiring English sources
The film was the most expensive Hindi cinema (Bollywood) production and earned the highest revenue for any Hindi film at that time.
"All Mixed Up" achieved the series' highest total viewership in a year, and earned the highest rating in the 18 34 demographic of the night in its respective timeslot, garnering a 3.0/9 rating.
"Josh Mandel will gladly compare his leadership at the Ohio Treasurer's office -- where he has saved taxpayers millions by rooting out waste, stood up to big Wall Street banks, and earned the highest credit rating possible for the investments he manages -- to Brown's record of failure in Washington".
In April 2005, the IPD of the health facility treated the maximum number of patients and earned the highest amount of income.
In the months of May and June 2005, the OPD served the highest number of patients and earned the highest as well.
Drag Me Down, One Direction's first single as a quartet, debuts at the top of this week's charts and earns the highest ever first-week streams for a single in the UK, with 2.03m plays across services such as Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and more.
As the link gets disconnected and the sensor loses energy without achieving any communication, this constitutes the most severe case of failure and earns the highest possible negative reward.
With such a model, we can expect to attract more customers open up more broad markets, and earn the higher profits for hypermarkets.
The North American school has emphasized athleticism as much as lyricism, and Davis and White earned the highest technical element scores and program component scores of any team for their free dance.
The miniseries was a success for CBS in terms of ratings, as it was the highest-rated movie for the channel in two years, and it earned the highest ratings during the November sweeps week with 19.4 million viewers watching the first part.
While many others failed to finish, Luke Kibet and Catherine Ndereba earned the highest marks.
