Sentence examples for earn lifetime from inspiring English sources
Although nursing pays less than her technology work did, she hopes to find a job with the county or state government so she can earn lifetime health benefits.
An examination by The Bay Citizen has found that many of these districts stockpile vast reserves and divert money to administrative and operating expenses, including lawyers, election fees and board members who earn lifetime health benefits for part-time work.
John Daly, who 20 years ago captured the second of his two majors on the Old Course to earn lifetime Open exemption, takes a pull from a cigarette on the third tee and chats up a gaggle of Americans behind the rope who excitedly tell him they were here when he outlasted Italy's Costantino Rocca in a four-hole play-off.
After the team folded at midseason, officially ending his playing career, Sharman led the Cleveland Pipers to the ABL title in 1961-62, earning lifetime respect from George Steinbrenner, the team's fledgling owner.
Brian and Matt have both also earned lifetime appointments to the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum - The Top Trial Lawyers in America (an honor given to less than 1% of attorneys in the United States).
Physicians and surgeons earn a lifetime average of $6 million, compared with $4.5 million for chief executives and legislators and $4.4 million for those who work in securities or financial services.
reduced Gatlin's ban from two years to one, but it warned that a second offense would earn a lifetime ban.
The actor goes on to highlight the fact high school graduates in America can expect to earn a lifetime average of $200,000 more than those who do not receive their diploma.
Or, instead, you could build a startup, where, if successful, you'll earn a lifetime's worth of salary in a matter of a few years.
