Sentence examples for working on earning from inspiring English sources

The water-distribution project he is working on — earning about $1,200 a month — may be on the list of capital improvements the government wants to postpone to save money.

You may wish to join the work force while simultaneously working on earning your Ph.D. Generally, you will need a Ph.D. if you want to work for a university as a teacher or researcher.

You can work on earning your yellow belt when you arrive at your destination.

At one point, I even raised my hand to correct them on a group assignment that I had worked on, earning a back pat from Mole.

She hopes her research on the topic--which her PI now lets her spend about half of her time working on--will eventually earn her true independence.

Our hypothetical employee works on salary, earning something in the low $40,000s.

Adults working on the site earn around £1-1.30 a day for tiring work in highly unsanitary conditions.

Software engineers working on the initiative earn more than a salary, said Van Mittal-Henkle, a former senior software engineer at Amazon who joined Mifos in September.

Just last year, of the 10 graduates hired to work with on earned income projects, 100% of them were subsequently placed into permanent positions with local businesses, all achieving wage increases and benefiting from this critical first supported job placement (Brooklyn Woods trainees have multiple, significant barriers to employment and many have uneven work histories).

He's been working to earn a spot on the PGA tour".

McConnell joked that Obama played so much golf he was "working to earn a spot on the PGA tour".