On Saturday night against the Devils, he skated up to the New Jersey net, going around the back of the cage before dishing it to Tom Wilson in front, earning the primary assist on the first goal of the game.
Wood then proceeded to earn her primary fellowship (1983) and fellowship (1985) from the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS).
The athletes, meanwhile, earn their primary living on the circuit, where the top stars can earn $200,000 or more a year in prize money and bonuses -- a fortune in Kenya, where the annual per capita purchasing power is $1,020.
After the Tea Party revolution, what few Republicans who had bothered with policy-making stopped trying to propose realistic alternatives, knowing that any alternative would just make them enemies and earn them primary opponents.
The Forbes list required contenders to earn their primary source of income through concert ticket sales.
First of all, let's define "pro:" for the purposes of this article, a pro is someone who earns his/her primary income from writing.
What's more, Mr. Edwards won South Carolina's Democratic presidential primary, earning 45percentt of the vote in a record turnout.
1988 Challenges an assemblyman in the Democratic primary, earning an endorsement from The New York Times, which cites his "substantial and promising record".
But the bank's immediate financial fate rests in the hands of John Kingman, a brainy government technocrat earning £110,000, whose primary private sector experience was as a financial journalist.
The recession may have played a role in pushing women into primary earning roles, as men are disproportionately employed in industries like construction and manufacturing that bore the brunt of the layoffs during the downturn.
The concessions include scrapping the plan to increase interest rates on student loans, freezing indexation on debts for low-earning primary carers of young children, and a $100m structural adjustment fund to help universities move to the new system.
