Sentence examples for beginning to gain a from inspiring English sources

D.J.-producers like Calvin Harris, by working with superstars like Rihanna, are beginning to gain a dollop of the respect they garner elsewhere.

The group are now known simply as the Unthanks, changing their name to represent Becky's growing role in the group just as they are beginning to gain a certain recognition as Rachel Unthank and the Winterset.

Under his editorship, the Observer was beginning to gain a reputation for being a writers' paper with contributors like Vita Sackville-West, Philip Toynbee, John Davy and later Kenneth Tynan.

By the Early Triassic Period (252.2 million to 247.2 million years ago), as dinosaurs were beginning to gain a foothold, Pangea had started to split apart at a rate averaging a few centimetres a year.

But through hard work and his instinctual creativity with the ball — the formula that won over so many in Argentina, Higuaín is already beginning to gain a similar reputation in a new continent.

Ulster were finally beginning to gain a foothold in terms of possession but the Clermont defence was not being put under major pressure.

The global health community is beginning to gain an understanding of the global burden of norovirus-associated disease, which appears to have significant burden in both developed- and developing-country populations.

Bob's BMW began to gain a reputation.

Apple's rebirth began in earnest with the introduction of the iPod music players, and Mr. Jobs began to gain a reputation for anticipating what consumers want.

But the country began to gain a financial edge in 2004 when the government approved a 20 percent rebate for foreign and domestic film productions.

And, just as Stoke began to gain a foothold and threaten to inject anxiety into the crowd, United broke the deadlock when Lingard scored on 14 minutes.