Sentence examples for gain good from inspiring English sources

The lucky few whose parents can afford to educate them privately gain good exam results and sail into university.

The opening exchanges of the second half were tough and uncompromising as both sides completed their sets and looked to gain good field position with a deep kick.

To gain good marks in the Common Entrance, most pupils are drilled within inches of their lives by their "prep" schools.

The new English baccalaureate (EBacc) requires pupils to gain good GCSEs in a language, either history or geography, two sciences, English and Maths.

English institutions recruiting students who gain good grades at A-level will be allowed to take as many as they wish.

I have friends who have overcome difficult upbringings to gain good degrees, only to find themselves worrying that a minor incident from years ago could still hold them back.

Jamaica's distance from other Caribbean islands made it difficult for their cricketers to gain good-quality playing experience, so the frequent visits by English sides were important to the development of Jamaican cricket.

And yes, it is quick to emerge in the spring, gaining good height early.

He has gained good experience last year and with the England Under-21s.

The other reason was that we wanted to give our children a better chance of gaining good qualifications.

Port O'Brien – nautical but nice The nautically inclined Californian indie folk rockers, Port O'Brien have gained good notices since their 2007 album, 'All We Could Do Was Sing'.