Sentence examples for earning a fine from inspiring English sources

The Steelers look vulnerable after their close call against the Bills, and linebacker James Harrison (now earning a fine per week for increasingly dubious infractions) just hopes to break even financially every Sunday.

After earning a fine arts degree in Minas Gerais, her home state, "I lost a lot of time doing applied arts to make some money and survive," she said.

So if it hadn't have been for the chance purchase of a video called Gandhi in the final term of my degree, I'd probably have ended up earning a fine living in a very respectable job persuading Indian farmers to go GM, or something useful like that.

After earning a fine-arts degree from Syracuse University in 1940 he was drafted into the Army and served in the field artillery, painting portraits and murals at military installations.

He graduated from Boys High School and earned a fine arts degree from Pratt Institute.

Born in Penbury, Kent, England, in 1966, Mr. Fairhurst earned a fine arts degree from Goldsmiths College in London in 1989.

Jones, who earned a fine arts degree, takes his work, which is football, and his art, seriously.

He earned a fine arts degree and kept his creativity alive doing commissioned metal art a popular local form in winter.

Mr. Gilkey was born in Scio, Ore., in 1912 and became the first graduate to earn a fine arts degree in printmaking at the University of Oregon.

Swarm Technologies is one of several companies looking to populate low Earth orbit with communications satellites, setting itself apart with the sheer smallness of its devices — and of course with the notoriety of having defied the FCC and earned a fine.

She was accepted without a secondary-school certificate at nearby Maidstone College of Art (also now part of UCA) and earned a fine-arts degree in 1986.