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Sentence Examples The result was a hard-earned draw, the same as when they sparred before, and it made their friendship even stronger. When a man thirsts, there is little that can stand between him and a cold, hard-earned glass of alcohol. Shipton continued their dominance at the top of division two with a hard-earned three points at home to Hemingbrough. There are enough problems farmers face to let their hard-earned produce end up at a dump-site. Ballina responded, but were repelled by a resolute defence to hold out for a hard-earned victory. The thread is dealing with a potential loss of hard-earned freedom disguised as healthcare reform. That's why we consider these amendments a poor investment of effort and the sportsmen's hard-earned dollars. Outrageous fortune always makes for a good story, while hard-earned success seems less worthy of comment. However it was the ice cool Mick Devlin who potted the black and gave Dunnes a hard-earned victory. Choosing unique roles has become his priority since his success was hard-earned. They clinched promotion with a hard-earned win over Breaffy in Claremorris last Sunday. Students paying hard-earned money for English language learning should expect no less. At its core, she says, the text tells the story of a woman who loses her hard-earned sense of control. The hard-earned power by the government at the Centre has made it sit and consider giving free power to farmers. Living on a budget, as most people have to, there's a constant trade off when planning what to spend hard-earned money on. There were sunny blue skies overhead as the hard-earned flag made its way up the school's flag pole. A half on the 18th green gave Garcia and Luke Donald a hard-earned point against Jim Furyk and Fred Funk. If that does not happen, unscrupulous traders will rush into villages and swindle desperate peasant farmers of their hard-earned crop. The manner in which he handled himself at Old Trafford when things were not going well won him some hard-earned respect. With this program, you can reduce bodyfat without losing hard-earned muscle. Show More Sentences They would not spend their hard-earned money on lawns, lawnmowers, backyard barbecues, household appliances, and mortgages. And finally, do you consider animals to be lazy layabouts scrounging off our hard-earned wages all the time? Bill is yellowed and crumpled, with a good line in apoplectic ranting and a hard-earned smoker's cough. I don't condone cheats and con artists who swindle innocent victims out of their hard-earned cash. Landlords are requesting ridiculous rent hikes and gullible tenants like you are helping them stuff their pockets with your hard-earned loot. If you're self-employed keeping your hard-earned money from the taxman's clutches is a priority. You may baulk at forking out your hard-earned cash for these extravagantly self-obsessed, petulant, little scamps. I guess their only regret is that they will have to watch their former spouses' hard-earned savings frittered away on the sharemarket. If you're wagering your hard-earned six bucks on an Uzbeki Pinot from a wine bin don't expect the earth to move when you drink it. What we did not know was that our hard-earned money was used to propup the pariahs who were bleeding this country dry. The government must get it into their heads that customers shell out hard-earned money in restaurants towards greedy sin taxes. Thus, what you get for your hard-earned then is an all too brief account, with highlights that skip too quickly from one sport to the next. To feel that someone is not fit to wear the shirt is the ultimate insult to the man, woman or child who parts with their hard-earned cash. Last week, she asked to copy your social studies homework and you caved, but you don't want her bogarting all of your hard-earned work! Beneath that sheen of hard-earned respectability, however, were unredeemed sins. Jolted out of my hard-earned sleep, I sat back on the bench and smothered a yawn, hoping that Madam wouldn't see. I am staggered that our hard-earned council tax money goes towards paying their wages. He said he was pleased the officers had taken steps to protect shoppers who spend hard-earned cash on poor-quality fakes. We were dropped off by the Hawk in a Land Rover, and the driver gave us the keys to the plane and sped back to the hangar for a hard-earned tea break. We made our way to the cash register and paid for them with our own, hard-earned money. Show More Sentences Other high-flyers are much in demand for their skills, which are not learned in an afternoon but come from years of hard-earned experience. We may be overtaxing you, but we know better than you how to spend your hard-earned wages. Some employers have been using the system to cheat homeworkers out of their hard-earned cash, but this should make it more difficult to do so. For God's chosen people, with their hard-earned identity of high-mindedness, by definition cannot sink into racist violence. We need our hard-earned money to pay all the rest of our bills. And at weekends they spend their hard-earned cash in pubs and clubs with a wide circle of interesting, cosmopolitan friends. In 1999 she chose to lend her hard-earned, carefully honed iconicity to Max Factor. All the staff were willing to talk well into their hard-earned coffee break! He added that, as around 70 per cent of the congregation are retired, every pound put into church collections is a hard-earned one. And it's no better to lose your hard-earned money to a credentialed huckster than to an out-and-out con man. The hard part about this is ensuring you don't lose any hard-earned muscle while you're dieting. As an added incentive for those contributing to the scheme, the committee is also setting up a prize draw for everyone who parts with their hard-earned cash. Its all a ploy to draw the students of the local language schools into parting with their hard-earned traveller's cheques for what they see as an English microcosm. Die-hard fans will have no problem plunking down their hard-earned dough. I think this is another attempt by the government and their friends who are contractors to milk the Jamaican worker out of every last penny of their hard-earned money. And that it has indeed induced me to spend more of my hard-earned money. You've now got two hard-earned notches on your belt, one for making it through the introductory phase, another for surviving three months of mass accumulation. I resolved to dig myself out of this mess and, following a hard-earned windfall and the sale of some shares, I cleared all of my debts in a very short time. Yet they live from handouts, financed by taxes on our hard-earned income. Now the Mangy Mouse is trying to milk any money it can out of the ape-raised human, hoping to, yet again, hornswoggle parents out of their hard-earned mortgage payments. Show More Sentences Our mate's not going to spend his hard-earned oil money on totty for you. And think of the De Robertis family enjoying their hard-earned retirement. But she and her family have learned enough about irretrievable loss to keep a hard-earned perspective. It is disappointing that hard-earned public funds are misappropriated. First, the Neesonesque action hero must convey some semblance of hard-earned depth, which helps older viewers identify. Police and trading standards representatives will warn the elderly of the scams and ploys used by silver-tongued tricksters to get their hands on their hard-earned cash. I'm sure it had nothing at all to do with the announcement that I'd spent my own hard-earned cash to see your show instead of blagging tickets like the journalist that I am. Is the market an inert force to be manipulated and exploited, to deprive it of hard-earned cash? When their dreams are dashed, they hook up and turn into con artists, coming up with grander and grander schemes to milk some poor man of his hard-earned money. The barraca managers and ambulantes are simpatico in their daylong quest to pocket gobs of hard-earned money. After years of hard-earned success on Broadway, where audiences lapped up their chaotic, anything-goes approach, the brothers arrived in Hollywood with an arrogant swagger. If film-makers want to make a truly skewed picture, Feds is thankfully offering us a chance not to have to waste a single cent of our hard-earned money on it. And then you see young charvas with lots of kids, who can't be bothered to work, claiming every penny of our hard-earned tax money. We are sending a message that in Los Angeles, we will not allow our homeowners to be bilked out of their hard-earned money,'' Delgadillo said. I've never been consulted to see if I want to pour more of my hard-earned bawbees into another project for the glorification of London. Trouble is, being bankers, they placed your hard-earned cash on a clapped-out old nag heading for the knacker's yard and not the winning post. Much to your chagrin, you fall through the trapdoor of never-used warranties that have milked you for thousands of your hard-earned dollars. We accused her of parasitism in taking his hard-earned money for new dresses. This is my hard-earned money, and I can spend it how I see fit. No-one wants to donate a large sum of hard-earned money to an agency that may dry up and blow away next year. Show More Sentences She lets her ego get the better of her once she has a little hard-earned luck at the game. So imagine the disappointment of the mums and dads who forked out hard-earned cash for tickets to Justin Bieber's tour date at the O2 Arena. Residents hand over more of their hard-earned weekly income when the collection plate comes round than in any other area. Seniors are up in arms because drug company control of distribution and pricing of pharmaceuticals is eating away hard-earned nest eggs. There are pot holes every 10 to 15 yards on our roads and my hard-earned council tax is being wasted in this way by the bean counters at the roads department. Examples from Classical Literature She would have you out of your hard-earned bed in the middle of the night, doctor, dear, if she took a spell of misery, that she would. We will begin to responsibly leave Iraq to its people, and forge a hard-earned peace in Afghanistan. Not above an hour, however, was he destined to enjoy his hard-earned rest. He is so frightened if he spends a dollar of his hard-earned wages. Why do men pay out of their hard-earned wages to support unions now? When next I go abroad it will be with my own hard-earned wages. If old smearcase continues to fool away his hard-earned wealth in that manner, his friends ought to buy an injunction on his will! When he departed at the top of his speed with thirty-two golden sovereigns of my own hard-earned savings it was the last straw. No one could truthfully say that theirs was not a hard-earned pillow. Jo thought what a blaze her pile of papers upstairs would make, and her hard-earned money lay rather heavily on her conscience at that minute. But every one of them did what she had set out to do, and sent home those hard-earned dollars. They threw hard-earned handfuls of road-grit upon the flames, which accepted them with enthusiasm. Methinks it is more disgrace for one of our garb to wring hard-earned farthings out of the gripe of poor lean peasants. Together the Tutus bring their hard-earned and practical insight into the process of forgiving to a global audience in the Tutu Global Forgiveness Challenge. Returning a period house to its former glory can be an expensive exercise and the purist renovator can see his time and hard-earned cash disappear into a seemingly black hole. However, he is seduced by the lure of the capital city, with its gaudy and generally useless products that must be bought with hard-earned mbongo. Find more words! 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