Sentence examples for earned popular from inspiring English sources

Almost unknown until a few months ago, Mrs Schipanski has earned popular support for her humour and down-to-earth approach.

He's also earned popular and critical acclaim for his role in the award-winning show.

Although many of Bo's campaigns earned popular support, especially from the city's poor, his leadership style has been described as "propagandistic," "ruthless," and "arrogant" by subordinates and city officials, academics, journalists, and other professionals.

Having been chosen by Congress after two predecessors had been overthrown by rioting, Mr Duhalde was always going to have to earn popular legitimacy with results.

America urges Mr Karzai to clean up his government's act, to help earn popular support for the war with the Taliban.

Their role in fighting the LRA earned them popular support, but many of them are disgruntled at the government's failure to recognise their contribution.

American actress and singer whose acting range and pinup-model good looks earned her popular acclaim in a variety of genres, from period drama to thriller and action adventure.

She received Oscar nominations for Georgy Girl, which earned her popular acclaim, and for Gods and Monsters, as well as Tony nominations for the stage plays Mrs Warren's Profession, Shakespeare for My Father and The Constant Wife.

Occupants: Danish-born Victor Borge, classical pianist, conductor, humorist; Dorothy Walker and Prescott Bush, grandparents of President George W. Bush Martha Moxleyy, teenage murder victim; the opera singer Ezio Pinza, whose role in the Broadway musical "South Pacific" earned him popular fame as well.

A Prize for a 'Pickle' A skyscraper in London's financial district that has earned the popular nickname Gherkin for its resemblance to a pickle has won a top British architectural prize.

India's role in lifting the country from its Taliban induced mess has earned it popular support but also the wrath of terrorists and elements in Pakistan.