Sentence examples for tests earning from inspiring English sources

Warner's work was done in the first four Tests, earning his beers with over 500 runs and some dynamic fielding.

Under the North Carolina system, the school was cited for making exceptional gains on state tests, earning every teacher a $1,500 state bonus.

The MIT Hyperloop Team was one of only three of the 27 competing teams that passed a litany of safety and design tests, earning the right to run their pods on the Hyperloop track.

"They consider themselves to be 'impostors' " despite scoring well on standardized tests, earning advanced degrees, and receiving professional awards.

"It was really comforting to come back to school and throw myself into something more stable -- write papers, study for tests, earn my degree.

In an analysis of Education Department statistics looking at eight weekly income brackets, the data showed that 7percentt of full-time workers who scored at levels deemed "below basic" on reading tests earned $850 to $1,149 a week, the fourth-highest income bracket, while 20percentt of workers who had scored at reading levels deemed "proficient" earned such wages.

Such tests earned acceptance from the medical community around 2005. "We've really made a lot of advances in how easy it is to get checked for STDs, to try and break down some of those barriers".

The Bryans defeated Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi of Pakistan and Jean-Julien Rojer of the Netherlands, 6-3, 6-4, in the second men's semifinal test, earning a chance to avenge their loss in Melbourne.

Later she announces her intention to seek the party leadership on the day that Carol has passed her driving test, earning a rare rebuke from her husband for putting herself first.

-- Standardized testing earns an F. -- And the neglected heroism of Ulysses S. Grant.

Fewer than half of the students tested earned scores demonstrating college readiness on algebra and English 10 exams.