Sentence examples for simultaneously earn from inspiring English sources

The fund would also support paid internships for low-income community college students that would allow them to simultaneously earn credit for work-based learning and gain relevant employment experience.

Now, she is interning at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, applying for a graduate program at Southern Methodist University to simultaneously earn an M.A. and M.B.A., and writing her blog, Coco Curvy, a fashion blog for curvy girls.

So Missionary Spencer tries to simultaneously earn Hanna's forgiveness and enlist her help.

For them, not only did it offer a way out of the drug culture so prevalent in the area but also allowed those they worked with to simultaneously earn money and acquire a new skill.

From 1971 to 1975, he simultaneously earned business and law degrees from Harvard.

In Arkansas, she took a job working for Heifer — while simultaneously earning a master's degree part time.

Plus, formal dressing is a massive opportunity to wear Marc Jacobs (OK, maybe Ralph Lauren) while simultaneously earning patriotic points.

He attended the Warsaw Conservatory and Warsaw University simultaneously, earning a medical degree from the university in 1939.

In part, this is a conundrum of wealth: though people may be earning more money to spend, they are not simultaneously earning more time to spend it in.

He earned a law degree with highest honors from New York University in 1995 after simultaneously earning two bachelor's degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, one in economics from its Wharton School of Business, in 1992.

That might stun the big four accountancy firms, who she says earn £2bn a year in "tax advice" to companies, depleting the state while simultaneously earning handsomely from the government.