Sentence examples for earns immunity from inspiring English sources
After deliberations, Lashawwn is safe, Jiggly is up for elimination (which makes her "want to die"), Sharon wins and earns immunity, The Princess is safe and so is Kenya.
This week they had a chance to earn immunity for everyone if they could lose 51 pounds -- it started at 70, but several challenges lowered it.
Natalie and Russell were the last two HouseGuests remaining, thus earned immunity for their clique and allowed them to earn a fourth clique member; Jessie entered the house as their fourth clique member, and became the first Head of Household of the season.
Surely such buildings have earned themselves immunity from forgetfulness.
She is also brave and defiant: Ms. Hussein resigned her position as press officer for the United Nations, which could have earned her immunity from the charges, to stand trial.
The fine was particularly galling for BA as arch-rival Virgin Atlantic - which had held the talks with BA over price-fixing between 2004 and 2006 - had shopped it to the Office of Fair Trading, earning itself immunity from prosecution in the process.
She resigned her position as press officer for the United Nations, which could have earned her immunity from the charges and the flogging.
The goals delivered by Scott Brown and James McFadden in an eventful second half rescued George Burley's team from potentially irrecoverable ignominy and earned the manager immunity from condemnation at least until Holland arrive for the final Group Nine match in Glasgow on Wednesday.
Getting a driving licence involves a payment of 2,200 rupees.What the bus and lorry operators fail to mention is that these payments earn them virtual immunity from traffic rules and checks.
Elucidating the molecular mechanism at work in innate immunity earned the three scientists the Shaw Prize for life science and medicine.
The freedom with which Salahuddin attacks the mullahs suggests an immunity perhaps earned by his successful execution of an "act of war" — or maybe it merely suggests recklessness, for he is well aware of the risk of dissent in Iran.
