Sentence examples for gain a serious from inspiring English sources
Hailed by an adoring press as a dada version of the Slits, Kleenex were one of the first European post-punk groups to gain a serious underground following in the UK.
This has not only left a legacy of mutual hatred and suspicion, but has also allowed Iran to gain a serious foothold in Iraq – much to the Saudis' chagrin.
Despite these innovations, SEA has yet to gain a serious foothold in the work of multi-lateral development banks (MDBs), although significant advances have been made by the World Bank.
By riding these movements, they can gain a serious competitive advantage and position their products and brand for future success.
You can hardly appreciate the Swiss Alps without checking out the glaciers that helped form them. You'll gain a serious appreciation for the geological history of the area...not to mention, they're a stunning sight to behold.
This has been spearhead by Mooncup, a reusable menstrual cup that has gained a serious fanbase.
Reservations are a necessity as the creative cuisine of the husband and wife chefs has gained a serious reputation, and the place always seems to be fully booked.
Roth had crossed over; he had already gained a serious reputation, but now he also showed that he could shift easily from low burlesque to high drama.
When we return to these characters two decades later, in "Noonday," Neville has become known mainly as a critic, Paul is considered the better artist, and Elinor now married to Paul has gained a serious reputation, and has paintings hanging in the Tate.
Description: Another distillery gaining a serious reputation.
But Linux seems to be gaining a serious foothold after winning over companies such as IBM ibm, Hewlett-Packard hwp, Dell Computer dell, Compaq cpq, Gateway gtw, and Corel corl, which makes its well-known WordPerfect word processor for Linux and is planning other Linux-based titles.
