Sentence examples for example garnered from inspiring English sources

And what they'd heard might not have been good: Woody Allen's Cassandra's Dream, for example, garnered some of the Noughties' worst notices, and The Darjeeling Limited is the least-beloved entry in Wes Anderson's oeuvre.

Genentech, for example, garnered top grades or close to top grades on all six.

Viagra, for example, garnered $27 million in sales — yet it was only introduced internationally in September.

The example that has garnered the most attention is the two-and-a-half-page memorandum written by Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General, and used by the White House last week to support the firing of the former F.B.I. director James Comey.

In a now-famous example, Stanford University researchers garnered attention in 2012 with the surprising finding that organic produce had no health benefits over conventionally farmed fruits and vegetables.

In 2010 for example, Albarado's mounts garnered over $10m in collected earnings.

During a past pledge drive, for example, a $150 donation garnered a DVD and CD of the Clash, and in 2005 WNET co-produced the Martin Scorsese documentary "No Direction Home: Bob Dylan," which had its United States broadcast premiere on the station.

When Amendment 64 officially legalised it in Colorado in November 2012, for example, the ballot initiative garnered far more votes than the President, who also carried the state handily.

When Amendment 64 officially legalized it in Colorado in November 2012, for example, the ballot initiative garnered far more votes than the President, who also carried the state handily.

This may be an example of an unhelpful insight garnered by a strong association between triangles and angles adding up to 180°.

For example, recent online petitions that garnered success were about giving healthcare to firefighters who battle wildfires and halting the distribution of "pink slime" from the USDA to public schools, both of which received recognition from leaders.