Sentence examples for at garnering from inspiring English sources

But those nationalist sentiments seem mainly aimed at garnering votes.

None the less, Dundee will feel well pleased at garnering some tangible reward for their efforts.

Yet the industry has proved remarkably successful at garnering public support in the United States, ranging from public insurance against accident liability to loan guarantees.

AK's overtures to Armenia may be aimed at garnering some Western support.Mr Sarkisian's government is heading for trouble when gas prices double this winter.

Until recently, Yemenis tended to dismiss their government's talk of the threat from AQAP as scaremongering, aimed at garnering Western aid.

To her detractors, such talk is self-serving drivel aimed at garnering votes and selling books, at both of which she has succeeded quite well.

Speaking at Garner's funeral in July, the Rev Al Sharpton urged a federal civil rights investigation, and argued for charges to be brought against the officer.

Take your afternoon hike at Garner State Park, where you can meander the banks of the Frio River, one of the loveliest in the state, and then hook east on Route 90 and roll on to Castroville for dinner.

"A grand jury does not determine conviction and it only determines whether there is enough evidence to go to trial," Rev Al Sharpton, who gave the eulogy at Garner's funeral, said in a statement.

When photographers screamed at Garner to pose for them at the film's LA premiere, she insisted on being photographed with the 20-year-old Page, loudly reprimanding the snappers by jibing, "Ellen, this is the last time you'll be on a red carpet without everyone yelling your name!" No kidding.

At Garner's funeral on July 23 at Bethel Baptist Church in Brooklyn's Boerum Hill neighborhood, reporters and news crews swarmed the block, interviewing relatives, high-profile guests like the Reverend Al Sharpton, and other attendees.