Sentence examples for Gain a position from inspiring English sources

"We're always trying to gain a position while staying safe.

As with many sectors it is very difficult to gain a position without experience.

He was pleased with the way that he had sacrificed a knight, and then a rook, in order to gain a position.

Remember that while you are looking to gain a position at the business, the hirer also needs to sell the organisation to you.

These days, because players sometimes only stay for a year or two they don't really gain a position of trust with the supporters.

He made his way to London and managed to gain a position on the Daily News London bureau, where he worked from 1924 to 1936.

From the 1990s, this relationship has gained a position in environmental policy as well.

Over the years, the stable-model semantics has gained a position of the correct (two-valued) interpretation of default negation in programs.

It certainly isn't the case in logistics, where gaining a position on the board takes a huge amount of tenacity.

He left home at 13, making his living playing cello in theatres and cabarets and, in 1900, he gained a position in the Hallé Orchestra.

His father directed him to a position at a bank, but via a convoluted path (involving his woodwork teacher's brother-in-law) he gained a position at one of London's biggest commercial art studios, James Howarth and Brother.