Sentence examples for earned some sort from inspiring English sources

But 2016 does seem to have earned some sort of special designation.

The past year was almost certainly not the worst one ever, but 2016 does seem to have earned some sort of special designation.

By Jia Tolentino December 14, 2016 The past year was almost certainly not the worst one ever, but 2016 does seem to have earned some sort of special designation.

If Michelle Nunn wins and Democrats keep the Senate, they'd better give her whatever plum committee assignments she asks for, because she will have earned some sort of prize.

Both of them have earned some sort of tangible commendation -- a rarity reserved for only the best in an age of digital achievement badges and verified checks on profiles -- because of an amazing point they played out in their recent Super League match. .

IT WAS 10 15 P.M., AND THE BAND WAS HALFWAY THROUGH GLORIA GAYNOR'S "I WILL SURVIVE," a song I've heard so many hundreds of times in the past nine years that I think I should start earning some sort of secret ASCAP royalty, when the tiny phone in my pocket began to vibrate.

You trust that when the little white bar above the enemy's head goes down, he will die and you will both stop fighting him and earn some sort of reward.

But a secondary set of more self-interested motivations may also be identified, based on a (fear-driven) desire to avoid an unwelcome material outcome, such as losing a job; or on a wish to earn some sort of financial or social gain.

They debate whether the fact the audience will have waited 15 minutes for a 15-second encore will earn them some sort of record.

I think that those people, in the end, will earn themselves some sort of legacy, from people who are intelligent enough to be amused.

In a performance that ought to earn him some sort of medal for extraordinary act of valor by a network executive, the NBC Entertainment chairman accompanied Parton on the piano as she sang her power ballad, "I Will Always Love You".