Sentence examples for swiftly earning from inspiring English sources

The front man for the deal then was Sulaiman Al Fahim, a limelight-hogger who blathered about signing Cristiano Ronaldo, Cesc Fábregas and a sticker book of other stars, boasting that the Abu Dhabi pockets were "very deep", swiftly earning City a derisive backlash.

Rochelle Bright is a New Zealand-born playwright, swiftly earning a name for herself through the success of her breakout stage show Daffodils.

He swiftly earned a reputation as a hardheaded and public-minded reformer, the "people's attorney".

The Sandinistas installed themselves in government, with Ortega as president, and set about creating a sometimes-harsh pro-Cuba system that swiftly earned the ire of the administration of President Reagan.

By moving swiftly, the president earned plaudits from lawmakers and pundits ― some of whom swooned over the images that the military had released of the damage to the Syrian airfield.

The $10m film achieved just a limited release in cinemas, earning only $5,000, and was swiftly released via video on demand.

Today, makers of independent games can earn a windfall far more swiftly than their counterparts in film or music.

He immediately earned a cult following, was swiftly awarded the captaincy, and was carried shoulder high from the pitch when he guided the team to promotion.

And it may be an area Van Gaal feels he needs to address after he followed this up so swiftly with that wild kick out at Downing that earned him a deserved straight red card.

On the battlefields, writes Paul Kennedy of Yale University, Germany's soldiers earned universal respect for their "capacity to react swiftly and fiercely to an assault on any front".

Lopez went off to a standing ovation on the hour, and his replacement Diego, whose wonder goal earned Atletico a draw in the first leg, swiftly forced Jose Pinto into a smart save.