Sentence examples for gain from that from inspiring English sources

Quite what Klinsmann hoped to gain from that substitution is hard to fathom.

They can't cancel the show; I just don't know what people are hoping to gain from that".

The first to sponsor the Olympics, it has been first to gain from that public-spirited gesture as the new Stratford Westfield store boomed.

"I don't want to be seen to be getting any gain from that so I am going to repay the balance of that [£668].

"I think if the other two continue to bloody each other, the next tier of candidates will gain from that, whether it's Biden, Richardson or Edwards".

But the firm's chief financial officer, Thomas H. Patrick, said analysts expected a gain from that sale and some had factored it into their estimates.

No other school would have had a big enough art department to have proper pottery classes, and life drawing, and I gained from that.

"But I think what has happened is that Ed has been discounted so long by the media that when the spotlight was finally thrown on him he gained from that.

The government didn't gain anything from that.

And who gained from that?

But I am sure he gained from that disappointment so much that he had more motivation.