Sentence examples for gained with a from inspiring English sources
Later, I sometimes thought he was selfish, definitely old school, racing toward his own moment, which he always gained with a wheezy shout.
But this impressive record had been gained with a modicum of fortune: Gerd Müller had scored an 88th-minute winner at home against Austria, and a 90th-minute winner away in Cyprus.
The midfielder earned his fourth cap against Denmark on Wednesday – each gained with a different club – and, for the first time, did not end up on the losing side.
What little bit of momentum South Carolina had gained with a last-play field goal in the first half was lost when Florida drove 59 yards for a touchdown on its first possession of the second half.
The strategy, Ms. Ramirez said recently, "allows operating companies to exploit the lack of transparency in patent ownership to win a tactical advantage that could not be gained with a direct attack".
Greater stability is gained with a collateral ligament-preserving implant.
Thus, we don't see what information would be gained with an additional Southern lane.
The "short-term" ICER was €19,3500 saved per QALY gained, with an 80% likelihood of the stroke service being lower than €.35,000 per QALY gained.
They edged the Bears, who had nothing tangible to gain with a victory, 10-3.
Argentina, the strongest tennis nation never to win the Davis Cup, has the most to gain with a victory.
There is nothing to be gained with such a confession.
