Sentence examples for that would earn from inspiring English sources

His father would still sometimes employ him — and that would earn him a real paycheck.

But, he added, some opponents had suggested changes that would earn their support.

The next target is 660 homers, 13 away - that would earn him $6m.

Inside the ground a small crowd gathered to watch the tie that would earn the winners a welcome £1,000.

But he acknowledged that there were incentives in the new contracts that would earn more money for each player.

It formed the basis of the work that would earn him the Nobel prize in physics in 1933.

So it was that Pfizer, an American pharmaceuticals firm, turned sildenafil into Viagra, a drug for erectile dysfunction that would earn the company billions.

I swear I didn't even know what the Pulitzer was when I watched him assemble the portfolio that would earn him journalism's highest prize.

This has also led to an increase in behavior that would earn a slap in person, but has become de rigueur on the Internet.

He hoped to have a breakthrough performance Sunday that would earn a shoe contract and supplement a racing income of about $20,000 a year.

Surely there are many job-creating investment projects in education, research and infrastructure that would earn a higher rate of return.