Sentence examples similar to Gain something from someone from inspiring English sources

You were there because either you or someone else thought you would gain something from listening to the presenter.

"Putting someone in fear in the hopes that you are going to gain something from it," is the cornerstone of extortion law, according to veteran Boston defense attorney Michael Doolin.

You know, hopefully we gain something from this.

Each seemed to gain something from the other.

But autocrats also gain something from holding elections.

But both can still gain something from Sunday's meeting.

Hopefully, he gains something from that.

I think we all gained something from the experience.

Everybody gained something from it.

Although the irony of taking something from someone else for your own gain (not to mention huge profits) has not been lost on critics of plagiarism detection and text-matching services, legal challenges to Turnitin have failed (Goldman, 2008).

It gives me something, from someone who wants to communicate.