Sentence examples for end earning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feliciano did not falter, however, and performed through the end, earning a hearty ovation at curtain.

The Knicks had withstood the Hornets' initial run, then sustained their energy to the end, earning a stunning 101-95 win Monday night.

He then hit 37 goals in two-and-a-half seasons with North End, earning him an England call-up.

The payday comes as the app sits in the top of the App Store for multiple days on end, earning that money back and then some.

Confession: I left before the end, earning the enmity of a whole row of viewers, but I'm including this film because A) it closed the New York Film Festival; and B) everyone else seems to love it.

While people like me are not well paid compared to our colleagues in other countries, people at the lower end earn much more.

Rain postponed the Mets' game Tuesday night at Citi Field, providing a break in a mind-boggling stretch of home-field ineptitude that could, by season's end, earn them an embarrassing entry in the record books.

The guidance of operations was henceforth left to the Senate, which, by maintaining a persistent policy until the conflict was brought to a successful end, earned its greatest title to fame.

"Yet the young people's conduct, in the end, earned them a salute from Monticello's police chief as 'the most courteous, considerate and well-behaved group of kids' he had ever dealt with".

It looked as if that wait would go on until Andi Thanoj's equaliser eight minutes from the end earned Grimsby their point at Wrexham.

"All in all it was a fairly even game, I think we deserved to win it and the block and the save at the end earned it for us".