Sentence examples for gain something from it from inspiring English sources
And yet we seem to gain something from it -- a common online conversation.
The investor said, "Cardiogram is doing something I'm excited about in general, which is taking massive quantities of data from new sources, in their case from wearables…and applying state of the art machine learning techniques to it so that people can gain something from it on their own".
Despite his professed disbelief in the U.S. government, Bundy brought his case in federal court, so apparently he does recognize the federal government when he thinks he might gain something from it.
"Putting someone in fear in the hopes that you are going to gain something from it," is the cornerstone of extortion law, according to veteran Boston defense attorney Michael Doolin.
Everybody gained something from it.
I thought that if it had been more traumatic I could have gained something from it.
Many students perceive an internship as a disguise for companies to get free/cheap labor but what they may not see is that they are also gaining something from it as well.
AW: Well it's no secret that Andy was very guarded and trusted few people, and rightfully so, considering the many nefarious characters who were looking to gain something from him.
The story is a little uncertain chronologically, and there seems to be some confusion as to when Dickens grew his beard (1857, for the record), but these are tiny faults; anyone of any age who is interested in Dickens would gain something from this book: its verve and wit are infectious.
But it did gain something from the televisual grammar of the day.
