Sentence examples for take earned from inspiring English sources

Or, "If you take earned money from the hard working people struggling to get by and give it to the rich, what else can you call it but robbery?" Or, "I didn't get elected as president to give away the store to the big guy on the corner just because he thinks he's tough.

Her $170-million take, earned primarily through her recent world tour and various endorsements, also made her the top-earning celebrity back in June, the magazine said.

So, this means that actions a business might normally take earns them points and lowers the overall cost of running the service.

In 2009, about 43 percent of the 2.3 million A.P. exams taken earned a failing grade of 1 or 2, compared with 39 percent of the one million exams taken by the class of 2001.

If so, take one--you have earned it.

The army's failure to take Moscow earned Hitler's enmity, and things went further downhill for Brauchitsch as he endured a serious heart attack in November.

How much time does it take to earn our daily bread?

Wenger called it "horrendous" and challenged the FA to take action, earning him long-standing ire from the local support.

Within a given sample size, how many sales would it take to earn a No. 1 ranking?

When she was growing up, what job did Colonel Collins take to earn money for flying lessons?

However, the number of years that it should take to earn tenure does not get to the heart of the problem.