Sentence examples for might earn a from inspiring English sources
She hoped that the book might earn a little money.
The fleet owners might earn a little less, but they can afford to.
An equivalent catch of shrimp might earn a fisherman $200 at best.
Moreover, if Mr. Pataki decides to deposit his gubernatorial papers in Peekskill, he might earn a tax deduction.
In 1979, the government structured the Chrysler deal so that taxpayers might earn a profit from it (which they did).
A job well done might earn a glass paperweight with the company's logo suspended in the center.
And vessels of noxious cargo, like nuclear waste, or of dubious skipperdom, like rusting freighters full of duped refugees, might earn an opprobrious capitalization: It.
With his bulky putter grip carrying him to the top of the leader board, Choi was asked if he might earn an endorsement contract with the putting-grip company.
In the best case, I might earn an extra $12,000 annually from the bonus plan.
Has it sunk in yet that you might earn an Academy Award nomination?
There's no glitz or glamor in sight, only a tired and depressed-looking dancer doing one of the few things that might earn an uneducated woman a lot of money in Egypt.
