In the 1720-1721 season, the play earned £81 with three performances.
His play had not earned him a single penny.
The play was a commercial success and earned Johnson more money than anything else he had written up to that point.
The play was a success and earned Fielding a great deal of money.
However Pittsburgh's play only earned the team another third place finish in the standings.
The play did not earn him the money he had hoped for, though, until Garrick produced it in 1749.
But his recent play might have earned him a new contract with the Knicks.
His play this season has been far more conspicuous and earned him the reputation as the best freshmen in the country.
In real life, as opposed to books, you must resign yourself to the fact that good play sometimes earns bad scores.
His play impressed the coach and earned him an opportunity to train in Spain.
