Sentence examples for regularly earning from inspiring English sources

Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, is rarely reticent on the campaign trail, doling out rhetorical jabs and gibes and regularly earning laughter from crowds.

But restrictions on who can actually put money in will remain: most funds can accept money only from "accredited investors", defined as those with $1m in investible assets or regularly earning $200,000 a year.

Westwood, who joined the Wolves as a centre from Wakefield but has become a non-stop second-row, was the ultimate unsung hero until he took over the goalkicking duties from Briers in recent weeks, regularly earning plaudits from the coach Tony Smith when us ignorant journalists had hardly noticed him.

Through his Mina Group, he operates more than a dozen award-winning high end restaurants around the world, with his namesake eateries in San Francisco and Las Vegas regularly earning Michelin stars.

Puddles can be more experimental, with stunts like singing "Pinball Wizard" to the tune of "Folsom Prison Blues"—regularly earning hundreds of thousands of viewers and occasionally scoring a viral hit.

Splendidly managed by Maurice (Hank) Greenberg, aig is a money machine that regularly earns 15% on its shareholders equity and excels by all other measures of earnings muscle.

After allowing for differences in asset-riskiness, no investor would regularly earn higher ("excess") returns than the herd.By the end of the 1960s, the theory had been refined.

To direct the project, he signed up Dr. J. Craig Venter, whose maverick sequencing ideas regularly earned the disapproval of the academic establishment yet often proved to work.

But, supposedly, magicians like Steven A. Cohen, founder of SAC Capital in Stamford, Conn., can regularly earn 40percentt a year — often more — on their capital.

The last time "The Lion King" was No. 1 in the weekly grosses was for the performance week ending Sunday, Jan . 2 2005, though the show has gotten close now and then and regularly earns more than $1 million a week.

In 2000 Cramer left the hedge fund, which regularly earned him more than $10 million annually, and the following year he began hosting a syndicated radio show, Jim Cramer's RealMoney.