Sentence examples for before gaining ground from inspiring English sources
Shares closed at $418.99 on Tuesday, down 1.7 percent, before gaining ground in after-hours trading.
The gains in the United States came after stocks in Asia closed mostly lower for the day, and European stocks fell sharply before gaining ground before the close.
The Fed's action today generated a mixed response on Wall Street, where stock prices first rose right after the announcement, then fell sharply before gaining ground again as investors sought to sort out the economy's prospects and the altered political landscape.
Democratic officeholders, most of whom embraced Mrs. Clinton before Mr. Obama began gaining ground, were apparently less persuasive.
The militants call themselves Ansar al-Shariah, which means supporters of Shariah, or Islamic law; they were an unknown group before they started gaining ground in southern Yemen.
The Brazilian set the fastest lap of the race on Lap 18, gaining ground before his own pit stop on Lap 20, from which he emerged ahead of Kovalainen.
The second reason for considering a peacekeeping intervention is the savagery -- there's no other word -- of the jihadists who had been gaining ground before President Hollande of France ordered his military to intervene.
The Taliban had been gaining ground long before he took charge, in large measure because the Bush administration — focused on its misguided war in Iraq — failed for so many years to invest adequate troops, resources or attention to the Afghan fight.
But even before Foveon's latest achievement, CMOS was gaining ground.
Before long, the film rental giant was gaining ground, but other problems soon surfaced.
Latvia is gaining ground.
