Sentence examples for earn added from inspiring English sources

"It's just like we keep getting such great honors, and to have Thurston singled out was just wonderful". "It's an honor that your school worked really hard to earn," added Supt.

For the first time self-employed professionals will see their income taxed from the first euro they earn, adding to their already reduced turnovers as a result of five years of austerity.

"He has been a top footballer in our game for many years - something borne out by the many accolades he has earned," added the Ireland manager.

"If you get something you've worked for it tastes a lot better than if it was given to you, I certainly think those three points were very well earned," added Coleman, who brought in his long-time assistant boss Jimmy Bell as part of his backroom staff.

Firstly: Germany earns added value in global trade that also benefits our European neighbors.

Currently, we offer in-service teachers the ability to earn add-on licensure for Academically/Intellectually Gifted (AIG).

But the regulator's harshest critics contend it has not earned this added responsibility.

They'll do things like hold people's passports, threaten to call immigration if they ask for the wages that they earned," she added.

Through Bike Angels, which Shmoys helped Citi Bike develop three years ago, cyclists earn points adding up to free rides and other prizes by using or returning bikes at certain high-need stations.

"That is something that we have to fix... because if it is harmful to pay workers less than they deserve, it also is harmful to pay them what they have not earned," he added.

"We have definitely earned it," added Laidlaw.