Sentence examples for one that earned from inspiring English sources
The visitors, who had to win to avoid recording their lowest points total after nine games in the Wenger era, offered a performance as uninspiring as the one that earned them a late win over Anderlecht in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Steinfeld's breakout role, the one that earned her an Oscar nomination at age 14, was part of the one of the great Globes snubs of all time: "True Grit" received no nominations in the same year as — yep "The Tourist".
Arguably the best track on their 1998 breakout third album The Boy With the Arab Strap – the one that earned them a Brit award, much to the consternation of Pete Waterman – culminates in a gorgeous, swirling, swelling instrumental, the final minute or so of which is embellished by Fender Rhodes, trumpet, synthesiser and the dulcet drones of you-know-what.
He was called for three fouls, including one that earned him a yellow card.
They got a career year from winger Patrick Kane, one that earned him the league scoring title and probably MVP honors too.
But Schuerholz said an incorrect rule interpretation, like the one that earned Fieldin Culbreth a suspension for allowing an illegal pitching change in May, would not be subject to review.
"It may be a not-for-profit, but it's one that earns billions and benefits from significant tax relief".
When confronted with a choice between two treatment pathways in equipoise – one that earns the doctor no money and the other with a fat fee attached – that conflict is stark.
The government faces an entrenched, generously financed organization, one that earns huge sums from the cocaine trade and also benefits from the collaboration of some military units.
The audits were the latest blows to New York's troubled Medicaid system, which is both the most expensive in the country and one that earns consistently low ratings in terms of health care quality.
To understand what this means, consider that a for-profit company is ordinarily one that earns profits for its shareholders.
