Sentence examples for earn as many from inspiring English sources

But some earn as many as a year of college credit, taking classes on evenings and weekends as well as during school.

A missionary-educated carpenter's son who went on to earn as many as seven university degrees (several of them by correspondence), Mugabe was radicalized in Nkrumah's Ghana and then returned to his birthplace, at the time a British colony called Southern Rhodesia, and joined the early independence struggle against the white-minority rule.

The East German sports machine, famous for doping its swimmers and track and field athletes, chose to concentrate on individual sports to earn as many medals as possible for the glory of a country with only 17 million citizens.

Players take turns attempting to clear the table and earn as many points as possible, using the white cue ball to "pot" a red, then a colored ball (which is returned to the table), then a red, and so on.

Under this system, flyers will be tempted to pay as much as possible (after all, the company is footing the bill) in order to earn as many miles as they can.

Gordon's two-race winning streak ended, but he led the most laps to earn as many points as Rudd and stretched his lead in the drivers' standing to 36 points over Dale Jarrett.

In some instances, athletes earned as many as four credits for meeting with Hagen for as little as 15 minutes every two weeks, and courses sometimes focused on study skills and time management, according to The News.

Despite seeing through unpopular austerity measures, the prime minister Mariano Rajoy's governing conservative People's party is expected to emerge with the most votes, earning as many as 128 seats, but short of a majority in the 350-seat parliament.

He lost Saturday's race when Labonte passed him with 14 laps to go, but Wallace led for 110 laps and earned as many points in the intricate points system as Labonte.

Some days, he earns as many as 200 euros posing as Hitler.

But McCoy, whose 2,617 career yards from scrimmage are a team record for a second-year player, has not earned as many headlines as his more celebrated teammates.