Sentence examples for earns itself from inspiring English sources
Whatever its faults, Pete Travis's tightly budgeted production earns itself a place in the history books as the first "proper" Dredd flick.
Ford, for instance, exports car stereos made at a plant next to Sao Paulo airport and earns itself enough foreign currency to win the right to import its larger (European-made) models at lower tariffs.
The National Theatre, he said, was typical in that it receives 38% of its income from the public purse, but the rest it earns itself from box-office income and fundraising.
Unlike last time, when it gave Nintendo a zero rating in all nine categories it rates, Nintendo earns itself a 0.3 (sounds like an IGN rating) for verbalizing a new chemical management policy.
If an object is found that is at least 480ft (150m) across, and which will pass closer than 20 times the distance between the moon and the Earth (around five million miles, or eight million km), it earns itself the status of Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (PHA).
On its looks alone though, the tree could earn itself a place in gardens.
Now it can merge Telesp with Vivo, earning itself some cost savings.
Royal Mail has earned itself a reputation as a real corporate moaner since it listed.
In the noughties, South Korea earned itself a reputation as the new hotspot for cinephiles.
In the past three years, L&Q has switched 1,673 tenancies – earning itself an extra £4.2m.
In contrast to black powder, it produces almost all gas upon combustion, earning itself the appellation smokeless powder.
