Sentence examples for gain gently from inspiring English sources

Every 500 feet (152.4 m) of altitude you gain gently lower the nose by pushing forward on the control column so that you have a good view of what's in front of you.

She was like an angry horse, and he was walking along side her as she raged, again, in hopes that he could eventually gain her understanding and gently show her his way.

It was inserted around the natural curve of the anterior acetabular wall and, once in position, gently pulled to gain an adequate view of the acetabulum through retraction of the femur.

Held weightlessly in her quiet, gently ironic words, we gain privileged access not merely to actions and aspirations but to recipes, coiffures, the consolations of cleaning.

As the play gently unfolds, that sharp metaphor gains in resonance.

Stroke them gently and play with them to gain their trust.

Start colouring the breasts on a medium to high heat, so the meat sizzles gently in the oil and it gains a dark brown colour.

If you have trouble twisting it through the last few rotations, grasp the hook gently with pliers and use the pliers to gain added torque.

A concerned reader gently suggests, "There's just nothing to be gained from a battle with Nick Denton".

To get more information and gain her trust as they inched their way through her home, Ms. Lewis and Mr. Johnson gently chatted her up.

But the solo quickly gained their rapt attention setting down their drinks, they swayed their arms gently in time to the ballad.