Sentence examples for started to earn a from inspiring English sources

We closed the deal with Santos, and started to earn a little money every month.

As Dad started to earn a little more and I was born, the family menu began to expand.

He became a gofer in a local gang – a "schmuck slave" as he calls it – and started to earn a name in the neighbourhood.

Years later, after my grandfather started to earn a good living laying out roads and preserves for the Chicago Park District, the story stayed pretty much the same.

But in the past few years, Kitzbühel has started to earn a reputation for its high-end dining — three restaurants with Michelin stars, with two more Michelin-starred joints outside town — making this small Alpine village of just 8,439 inhabitants an up-and-coming attraction for food lovers as well.

Author tells how she started to earn an honest penny at the age of fourteen, by taking a job in a print shop-later, the Harvey people opened a restaurant in town and she and her sister Eileen had a shortlived career as waitresses.

By Ruth McKenney The New Yorker, July 16, 1938 P. 19 Author tells how she started to earn an honest penny at the age of fourteen, by taking a job in a print shop-later, the Harvey people opened a restaurant in town and she and her sister Eileen had a shortlived career as waitresses.

The New Yorker, July 16, 1938 P. 19 Author tells how she started to earn an honest penny at the age of fourteen, by taking a job in a print shop-later, the Harvey people opened a restaurant in town and she and her sister Eileen had a shortlived career as waitresses.

Consequently, it takes production of about 500-600 aircraft before a model starts to earn a profit.

I was doing it too inconsistently to feel good about it, and I was starting to earn a decent salary.

The 26-year-old German is not that man – by all accounts, he's smart, even funny – but as the main rival to our own Mark Cavendish, Kittel is starting to earn a reputation as a buzz-killer for British fans (even beating Cav on his home patch, the Champs-Élysées, in 2013).