Sentence examples for gained a start from inspiring English sources

Smith finally gained a start against the Jets in the Bengals' 13th game of the season, but he ripped his left hamstring and could not finish the season.

We hypothesize that this ancestor Nme3/Nme4 gene gained a start codon in the first exon after the separation of cyclostomes and gnathostomes lineages.

Instead, as a rule, they gained a fresh start.

Holmes found a new team and gained a fresh start, but even that will be delayed.

Roura was 22 years old and on the fringes of breaking into Johan Cruyff's Barcelona side when he gained a rare start for the second leg of the 1989 European Super Cup.

All four have now rolled out LTE/4G services, although EE gained a head-start by kicking off its rollout ahead of a big public spectrum auction last year, by refarming its existing spectrum holdings.

Utah gained an early start in drama with the opening of the Salt Lake Theater in 1862.

The LS 460 interior gained a push-button start, thin-film transistor instrument display, and numerous luxury options, ranging from a hard disk drive-based GPS navigation system and song library to a heated steering wheel and XM NavTraffic.

First movers may also gain a head start in developing a set of dynamic capabilities (Teece 2009) that are key to the product or service in question.

But now the President's army is one of the last bastions fighting against the advance of Isis in Syria, where it gained a foothold before starting its bloody sweep through northern Iraq.

The price of the communist regime's surrender in 1989 was that members of the elite were able to turn their power into wealth, using their connections, slush funds and privileges to gain a head start in the country's shift to capitalism.Mr Kaczynski found that idea revolting, and wanted a fresh start: a "Fourth Republic", in his words.