Sentence examples for generating him from inspiring English sources

He boasted that he had 150 customers, generating him almost £20,000 a year in illicit income.

Temple told Breaking News, "It's a great piece of PR generating him even more publicity for his activities.

For example, a 10p dividend would generate him income of well over £30m, which would keep the wolf from the door".

If you can get someone to come to the Catskills, you can generate him as a customer in Atlantic City as well.

Polis, a philanthropist, is the founder of numerous tech companies and services — including a an internet access provider provider called American Information Systems he founded in college —that have sold for millions of dollars and generated him considerable wealth.

A quick poll of those who have worked for him generates general praise for his management style.

The level of fear he generates around him ― the anxious members of his retinue ― is both impressive and troubling: who tells him the truth?

His fascination with circus life and the art it generated led him to become the director of the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota from 1946 to 1957.

Before the megalomaniacal maestro has even swanned up to the podium, a force field of antagonism has already been generated around him.

"O.K., now that I've eaten I feel like mating," and he located a mate the computer had generated for him.

The only sympathy that can be generated for him so far is inspired by the unimpressive performance of his new defense team.