Sentence examples for things earned from inspiring English sources

Last Sunday her harrowing, bravura portrayal of an addict named Emma in Duncan MacMillan's new play People, Places, Things earned her an Olivier award for best actress.

Mr. Hemphill, in demonstrating this, did not, by his own description of things, earn great popularity among Little River's whites.

All those things earn you credibility, especially if the people who work for you feel like you're not going to sit back and take credit for what they do, and if they get a sense that you're going to support them, help them grow.

Why were the workers in Chicago, many of whom were doing comparable things, earning much more?

Doing a combination of these things earns you coins in the game.

As Aquinas and his followers conceived of it, things earn the appellation "right" when they align fully with the natural law.

It turns out the problem with loyalty cards is that you're expected to show loyalty by regularly spending money on other things, earning a few points on each occasion.

The whole thing earned me a bit of notoriety in the building, for which I was grateful.

But signing up for the Special Forces is one thing, earning the beret another.

"You are taking a wild thing, earning its trust, and getting it to accept you as a hunting partner".

When it was unveiled, the Wilde building was the new thing, earning accolades from magazines like Time and Fortune and awards from the architectural community.