Sentence examples for earning considerable from inspiring English sources

He warns that there is a plethora of radical clerics making a name for themselves and earning considerable sums of money from foreign sponsors, promoting extremist views in Britain.

He quickly established himself as a star in Haiti, gaining fame for his outlandish live performances which often included his dressing in drag or shedding his clothes onstage and earning considerable critical acclaim as an important innovator in Haitian dance music known as compas.

Many buyers earn "considerable amounts of money" in the City.

Williams' presence earned considerable media attention, until he had to bow out, after pressure from his coaches and his stomach.

Sides earned considerable acclaim for "Ghost Soldiers," his best-selling, action-packed 2001 book about a heroic Second World War battalion.

Since the 1980s the IOC has earned considerable revenue by licensing reproductions of the flag or logo.

He has earned considerable notoriety since then but Jodie Foster's comedy, in which she also stars, may help his rehabilitation.

He resumed his duties as colony interpreter and earned considerable respect from both French settlers and local Indian tribes.

So far the book, a mere 164 pages and written in the precise and yet elliptical style of Virginia Woolf, has earned considerable praise.

** Sides earned considerable acclaim for "Ghost Soldiers," his best-selling, action-packed 2001 book about a heroic Second World War battalion.

While the voting was marred by hundreds of killings by Pakistan-backed militants, India earned considerable international credit for a largely fair election.