Sentence examples for earn considerable from inspiring English sources

Many buyers earn "considerable amounts of money" in the City.

There was immediate speculation that he could earn considerable sums if he followed the path of predecessors, including Tony Blair, to take corporate money from directorships, lucrative book deals and speechmaking.

The insurance company hopes that the actual cost of the loss will be less than the $100 million and that it will earn considerable income by investing the $80 million.

By then he had begun to earn considerable sums by promoting package tours of American 1950s rock'n'roll artists, yet the onset of Beatlemania caused him to lose £100,000 on one 10-week tour as British teenagers declared US artists passé.

Williams' presence earned considerable media attention, until he had to bow out, after pressure from his coaches and his stomach.

Sides earned considerable acclaim for "Ghost Soldiers," his best-selling, action-packed 2001 book about a heroic Second World War battalion.

Since the 1980s the IOC has earned considerable revenue by licensing reproductions of the flag or logo.

He has earned considerable notoriety since then but Jodie Foster's comedy, in which she also stars, may help his rehabilitation.

He resumed his duties as colony interpreter and earned considerable respect from both French settlers and local Indian tribes.

So far the book, a mere 164 pages and written in the precise and yet elliptical style of Virginia Woolf, has earned considerable praise.

** Sides earned considerable acclaim for "Ghost Soldiers," his best-selling, action-packed 2001 book about a heroic Second World War battalion.