Sentence examples for always gain from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Maazel, you may lose something, but you always gain something, too.

People often lose weight, but they almost always gain it back.

High-end workers, those earning more than $80,000 a year, always gain ground.

While they don't always gain a large online readership, occasionally they do.

Champion sides always gain momentum, a popular buzzword within dressing rooms far and wide, and run with it.

New technologies and entirely new forms of cross-sector collaboration will not always function and will not always gain consumer traction.

It is always rising up, always gaining in number — insistent, heedless, both a memory and a premonition.

During our recent wars the party in opposition has nearly always gained seats in midterm Congressional elections.

Though broadcast TV "still works pretty well," Mr. Donchin said, "cable is always gaining share" from the broadcasters.

The study of long-term behavior of a solution generated by dynamics on time scales always gains a great amount of attentions both from Engineers and from mathematicians.

Later, I sometimes thought he was selfish, definitely old school, racing toward his own moment, which he always gained with a wheezy shout.