Sentence examples for expected to garner from inspiring English sources

Like Sausage Party, it's expected to garner an R-rating.

Although it is not Alrosa's first offering, it is expected to garner greater attention.

Asomugha, 30, a former first-round draft pick, is expected to garner a long-term deal that could be among the most lucrative for a cornerback.

Among the items expected to garner most interest is a typescript from the second episode of Capaldi's incumbency as the Doctor, Into The Dalek.

By comparison, NBC paid $894 million for broadcast rights in the United States and is expected to garner more than $1 billion in ad revenue.

Senator Graham is expected to garner the support of the single, the divorced, the consciously uncoupled, and those who have confused his brand with that of Katherine Heigl.

If England go well, George Ford possesses a try threat to add to the points he can expect to garner with the boot.

The military aerospace unit, based in Bristol, expects to garner about $1 billion in extra business from the winning bid of Lockheed Martin to build the Joint Strike Fighter for the Pentagon.

In just four months Cegetel has snatched 160,000 subscribers from France Tlcom, and is making inroads weekly; it expects to garner 600,000 subscribers by December.

The software costs a minimum of $75,000, and IBM expects to garner additional revenue from the services, Web hosting and hardware that are sure to be sold with it, says Ed Kilroy, general manager of e-commerce at IBM.

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) places the GOP in somewhat of an electoral checkmate: The House GOP can't continue to block immigration reform and have their presidential candidates oppose the DACA program and expect to garner more Hispanic/Asian votes than they did in 2012.