Sentence examples for be earned at a from inspiring English sources

New packs, of five cards each, cost £0.99 or 100 gold, the in-game currency (which can be earned at a rate of around 350 gold a week).

Fans buying the song later on will still earn credit, but it will be earned at a much slower rate (the site will tell you how quickly you'll be earning credit before you buy a song).

America taxes profits no matter where they are earned, at a rate of 39%—higher than in any other rich country.

It's earned at a tremendous cost.

At Wellcome, for example, one point is earned for every purchase of HK$200; and at Watsons, points are earned at a rate of 0.5 percent per dollar amount of a purchase.

He describes his salary as "very close to" what he would be earning at an American university and competitive compared with other academic positions in China, leaving him with no financial worries, Li explains.

Excelsior College, for example, has no minimum number of courses a student must take, while Kaplan requires that 25 percent of a degree be earned at Kaplan.

And Karim Rasheed said that he and his wife hoped Global would take their $70,000 retirement nest egg and reap double-digit returns, far more than the meager interest they were earning at a bank.

But that's because those people have to be earning at least £100,000 a year or have deposited £50,000 in savings with the bank.

For a young Londoner and first-time home buyer like myself I would have to be earning at least £77,000 a year to get onto the property ladder - absolutely ridiculous.

Two Master's Degrees in English and Counseling were earned at Columbia University Teachers College where Claire was a member of Kappa Delta Pi, the Honor Society in Education.