As a result, the script soon gained word-of-mouth cred, which led to the casting of Harvey Keitel and Tim Roth.
About 10 years ago, the pastime of riding tractor-tyre inner tubes down the meandering Nam Song river started to gain word-of-mouth popularity.
With a following mainly gained through word of mouth and support from developers who have seen the firm's work, Mr. Scarano does not have an exclusive broker for the properties but works with Corcoran, Prudential Douglas Elliman, the Developers Group and Aptsandlofts.com.com
Senior positions are often gained by word of mouth, networking, and through headhunters.
– Male, age 14, white, Catholic Students' perceptions of abortion safety seemed to be largely informed by knowledge gained by word of mouth, and in some cases, peers' personal experiences.
Set during a hungover, gloomy day in Paris, Murphy (played by Karl Glusman) gains word that his ex-girlfriend Electra (Aomi Muyock) has gone missing.
Students gained real-word experience in the workshop's gallery or at Afterimage, the visual studies magazine Mr. Lyons founded in 1972 (it is still publishing), but they were not necessarily groomed to be gallery stars or even to make single images that aspired to stardom.
The film gained substantial word-of-mouth press from the film festival circuit.
Compared with slickly packaged Web content for mass audiences, original and unadorned sites are a breath of fresh air that gain word-of-mouth (or e-mail) credibility "in the same way NPR and PBS stand out on radio and TV," Ms. Walsh said.
Hardy's style epitomised cool before the word gained wide currency.
"Assassin" is, in fact, a medievalism; the word gained currency during the Crusades; it derives from "hashish".
