Sentence examples for begin to gain some from inspiring English sources

Here, you begin to gain some insight into indigenous life and culture.

*Nuclear waste cleanup may need to be altered so the nation can "begin to gain some ground on the cleanup of these sites".

That's especially true as Adobe Air and Google Gears apps begin to gain some traction (for instance, see the MySpace-Gears announcement from earlier today).

* Trans people begin to gain some measure of acceptance and protection.

I think they began to gain some confidence that I would act in a fair and impartial way.

Forty-eight hours after the ceremony, Battsek is beginning to gain some perspective on the whole Oscar show.

But that all changed in the second half, which they edged 28-17, when they finally got to the pace of the game and began to gain some possession.

At the Joseph-François Perreault high school Robert became involved in theatre, began to gain some confidence, and accumulated a band of friends.

Sales of digital television sets have finally begun to gain some steam, even if such sets remain a tiny fraction of overall TV set sales.

The British professionals and their amateur counterparts represented the best golf in the world from the second half of the 19th century, when the sport began to gain some world prominence, up to about the 1920s, when American players began to excel.

Then, just as the plane was beginning to gain some speed, but before wheels were off the ground, I heard two loud whistle blasts come over the public address system.