Sentence examples for has earned well from inspiring English sources
But he has earned well more than $150 million in development fees over the past eight years.
But again overseas is the real story here and the Dreamworks tune has earned well north of $500 million globally with $650 million as its possible end-point (it still has some major markets left).
This policy reflects an ethic of individual responsibility — namely, that people who have earned well throughout their lives should be expected to take care of themselves, precisely so that the truly unfortunate can be helped.
And so they did: within 18 months he had earned well over a 50% return.Mr Hasenstab argues that, with interest rates likely to start rising after a 30-year bull run in government debt, the only way to make money in bond markets will be to find other countries that the market is mispricing.
And even though I was surrounded by people in airplanes, airports and hotel lobbies, I never found the time for steady relationships until I had earned well into the millions of miles.
Both have earned well-deserved reputations of finding value in out-of-favor sectors.
The F.E.C. has earned a well-deserved reputation for refusing to enforce the campaign finance laws.
Nat Hentoff has earned the well-deserved reputation of being one of our nation's most respected, controversial and uncompromising writers.
The latter has earned some well-deserved buzz for changing the way travelers think about a modestly priced hotel with a forward-leaning mod design scheme in the lobby, complimentary fruit-spiked ice water, and a chic lounge-y sundeck overlooking the ocean.
The answer has earned her a well-deserved nomination for best supporting actress.
Tone's own journals and memoir, published posthumously in 1826, also retain the immediacy of their original composition; they have a lightness of touch and an air of self-deprecation that has earned them a well-deserved place not merely in Irish literary history but among prominent memoirs of the 18th century.
