Sentence examples for earned endorsement from inspiring English sources

At the Wanderers and Kingsmead, the bowlers served up such filth to the callow Phillip Hughes that they should have earned endorsement deals with Melton Mowbray and Harry's Cafe de Wheels.

The Franklin example is not meant to suggest that disallowing an Olympian from using earned endorsement money to pay for college tuition is the N.C.A.A.'s greatest sin, but rather that in general, the N.C.A.A.'s rules on amateurism are byzantine and woefully outdated.

All tools in the toolbox earned endorsement by a majority vote.

He also earned endorsements of some big labor unions because the money he brought home had created thousands of jobs for construction workers.

Clinton has nonetheless earned endorsements from a wide swath of national security experts, including former aides to Republican presidents George W Bush and Ronald Reagan, who have deemed Trump as too dangerous to assume the role of commander-in-chief.

The Center has earned endorsements from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and prominent rabbis, along with funding from the Hunt Alternative Fund, the Carnegie Foundation, the Rockefeller Fund (whose director of grants programs, Taleb Salhab, founded the Coalition for Peace and Justice in Palestine and is the former director of the Palestine Aid Society of America) and the government of Qatar.

This week Trump also earned endorsements from David Duke and Dennis Rodman.

She's earned endorsements from former Rep. Buck McKeon (R-Santa Clarita) and former Republican Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan.

Kasich earned endorsements from the state party's chairman and various local elected officials early on in the race and they have been campaigning on his behalf since the beginning of the year.

Educational's Canadian Heroes earned endorsements from cabinet ministers and appealed to parents and educators, but was not as appealing to the kids it was aimed at until Rae convinced publisher Harry J. Halperin to allow him to include a fictional character, Canada Jack a hero who battled Nazis.

Commentators can earn endorsement deals and improve their public profile by standing out from the crowd.