Sentence examples for earned status from inspiring English sources

Bradley earned status on the Nationwide Tour the following year and finished 14th on the 2010 money list to earn his tour credentials.

Though originally panned by critics as a dark depiction of the holidays, "A Christmas Story" has earned status as a movie classic, rivaling long-time seasonal favorites like "It's a Wonderful Life".

Though businesses there have historically catered to the 9-iron set — in the late 1800s, it became the state's first planned community and earned status as one of the more popular resort towns of that era — forward-thinking shops and restaurants have started appearing along the two main thoroughfares, Park Avenue and New England Avenue.

Risk-based disease has taken off in recent decades, as conditions from metabolic syndrome to pre-diabetes to high cholesterol have earned status as legitimate, treatable conditions.

Computers are quite content to simply count the miles and use your earned status. Use a mileage broker.

Your kid applies right away and earns status as a "conditional legal resident" (or "CLR").

Most airlines allow you to earn status both by the number of miles flown and the number of legs flown.

None of the employees' offspring was university graduates so they had to earn status in a different way.

Rice will give fancy shooting, and the Knicks' defensive principles will help him round out his game and earn status as a more complete player.

Young people automatically assume that the fast life is the way forward as they can make money, earn status and gain respect in a short time".

At major tournaments, self-identifying hooligans sometimes can spend weeks pursuing their distinctive peers among opposing supporters to engage in violence; the most successful combatants earn status within the subcultural network of hooligan groups.