Sentence examples for trials to earn from inspiring English sources

The 16-year-old from Bishop Auckland, Team GB's youngest athlete, juggled studying for her GCSEs with a 30-hours-a-week training regime and Olympic trials to earn her place in Brazil and on Tuesday evening she bagged bronze after scoring 14.933 with a virtually flawless 90-second floor routine.

When she returned to Oklahoma, Corean applied to be a guinea pig in a pharmaceutical trial, to earn thirteen hundred dollars for Fella's tuition.

"Natalie, neurotic queen of phobias, bows out," blared the Daily Mail's front page on Tuesday after she refused to perform a fifth "bushtucker trial" to earn food for the camp and opted instead to leave.

True to her word, when she was called forward to take part in her seventh bushtucker trial to earn food for her fellow celebrities marooned alongside her in the Australian jungle, she promptly collapsed.

Chambers impressed Saddlers manager Dean Smith enough during a trial to earn a permanent deal with the club.

"It took me a long period on trial to earn a contract, but now that I have two more years in which to improve my game I am looking forward to working hard and doing well for the club".

The Scotland Under-21 international failed to make a first-team appearance at Elland Road and his only Football League experience came in a loan spell at Accrington, but he impressed enough in a short trial to earn a contract with the Alex. "I just want to get back into full-time football and it's great to be at a club like this," he added.

Fourteen men are at the trials trying to earn a spot on the United States team.

All were running in an earlier round of trial heats to earn the right to advance to the Futurity, which has a purse of more than $2 million.

Mr. Martoma was indicted in December on charges that he corrupted a doctor to leak secret data about a clinical drug trial, allowing SAC to earn profits and avoid losses of $276 million.

While in the youth academy of Villepinte, he struggled to attract the attention of professional clubs often personally contacting clubs in order to earn trials.