Sentence examples for she earned with from inspiring English sources
The attention she earned with a prizewinning drawing for the Omaha World-Herald, created when she was 14, inspired her to sell other drawings to the newspaper and to the Great Divide magazine of Denver, Colorado.
Ms. Hidalgo, shown in the Bronx building where she lives with her dogs Freckles and Chippy, now holds a bachelor's degree she earned with the help of a program for ex-convicts.
The Fox collection begins with Andrew Stone's 1943 "Stormy Weather," which gave Lena Horne the leading role she earned with "Cabin in the Sky," followed by the curious 1949 "Pinky," in which the director Elia Kazan replaced John Ford, and the 1957 "Island in the Sun," a multi-story melodrama in the sprawling tradition of early CinemaScope directed by Robert Rossen ("All the King's Men," 1949).
Gaga is there not just because of the $90 million she earned with a monster tour, but also because of her 32 million Facebook fans and 10 million Twitter followers aka Little Monsters who helped move 1 million digital downloads of her recent single "Born This Way" in only five days.
In her best work she outstares the viewer, astringent, judging, refusing even the admiration she has earned with her rejection of conventional approval.
In a rare public display of emotion, he added: "Although her departure is a tremendous loss to me personally and to the people of New York that she has served so brilliantly, I am proud that her long and distinguished career has led to the prestigious position she has earned with ABC.
Here we have Chapin's answer to the urgent question of what to do with the powerful tools she has earned with her education.
Isabel worked hard and was quickly promoted to segment producer, but for one reason or another, the segments that she had earned with her promotion were constantly assigned to a newly hired assistant.
She raised concerns about her play with a whopping 42 unforced errors to Capriati's 21, but she earned praise with 33 winners, 20 more than Capriati.
She earned her doctorate with Dr. Samuel Kirk at the University of Illinois and was a pioneer in Special Education.
She earned her reputation with heralded books of nonfiction like "Train Go Sorry" and the novel "House Lights".
