Sentence examples for steadily earning from inspiring English sources

The squeeze of the cap on a group of players who'd been steadily earning pay rises with their performances left RSL short of serviceable depth and it showed in a dependence on the first 13 or 14 players.

A favorite of many theater-goers from "The Producers" and other musicals and plays, Mr. Lane helped "Addams" become a top-grossing show on Broadway through the spring and summer, one of a few steadily earning more than $1 million a week.

The Mecca had been steadily earning a reputation as a respectable soul venue throughout the late 6os and early 70s even hosting live performances from the likes of Stevie Wonder, but during the mid-70s with residents Colin Curtis and Ian Levine at the helm, the Mecca, specifically the Highland Room, would change the course of UK club culture.

The ability to squeeze more and more cash out of each user in its established Western markets, while steadily earning more in developing countries where it's still growing, shows Facebook has strong earning potential for the forseeable future.

It launches a popular hardware product for augmented reality that develops into a strong second revenue stream, while steadily earning more per Snapchat user with immersive, interactive ad formats that big brands are eager to pioneer.

Wayne has steadily earned Manning's confidence.

"They know, 'I may not sell another one for a while so I want to stay in cash.' " So while not every artist is starving, most do not steadily earn money.

Mrs. Mai's co-op has managed to preserve the traditions of her Hmong minority while improving the region's economy and empowering its women, a hat trick that has steadily earned her the support of political figures and nongovernmental organizations alike.

He wrote steadily and earned prodigiously — by 1913, he was making more than ten thousand dollars a month, nearly a quarter of a million in today's money — but he spent at an even higher rate.

Graham, a former cliff diver and extreme snowboarder, is one of 300 or so stuntpeople who work steadily and earn several hundred thousand dollars a year; he's also one of the industry's top wheelmen, whose specialty is the high fall.

He progressed through the grades and reached the club's First XI, where he performed steadily to earn selection for New South Wales in 1932 33.