"earn herself" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to obtain or gain something through one's own efforts or actions. Example: She worked hard and was able to earn herself a promotion at work.
If Merkel can help Europe rise to the occasion, she may yet earn herself a place in history.
Margaret Kachadoorian, the mother, leaped from the blue Mercedes and shouted in the English she had once known well enough to earn herself a university degree.
Indeed, I wouldn't be remotely surprised if she were to earn herself a recording contract for this charming, sweet musical experiment.
4.13pm BST Second set: Sharapova 6-6 Halep*denotesteserverer) Sharapova roars into a 0-40 lead to earn herself three break-back points.
I hope Lucretia Cutter will earn herself a place in the villainess hall of fame by the end of The Beetle Trilogy, but until then, to celebrate these extraordinary fictional women, here in no particular order, are my top 10 female villains in children's books.
If anyone's being used, it's actually Cynthia, trussed up in the expensive corsetry and suspenders Evelyn has bought for her, forced to guzzle glass after glass of water in preparation for the punishments Evelyn will gleefully earn herself in the course of the day.
She has earned herself a blue plaque.
She spins convincing tales and endears herself to everyone, earning herself the nickname of "Silvertongue".
For her accomplishments alone, Earhart earned herself a degree of legendary status.
She has stripped naked in the middle of Grand Central Terminal — earning herself a date in Midtown Community Court on Wednesday.
Not to be outdone, Hillary also penned her memoirs, earning herself $8m in the process.
