Sentence examples for gained you from inspiring English sources
Once your ticket has gained you entry to the tents you wait in a vestibule.
A daily ticket gained you access to the endurocross track, the Harley-Davidson booth, the U.S. Navy recruiting station, the zip line, the barbershop, the BMX dirt mounds, the Dillon Francis concert — any and all, for as many hours of Texas heat as you could endure.
To appreciate how much traction the legalization of same-sex marriage has gained, you can look to the Inaugural Address that President Obama just delivered, in which he used some of his precious 18 minutes to throw a spotlight on the issue and to make his support for it clearer than ever.
Two phrases stand out amid the storm of illogic: "he brought them into the Holocaust center," which makes Auschwitz sound like a visitors' kiosk at a museum, especially given the apparent attempt to contrast concentration camps with the middles of towns, as if discretion gained you points; and, more damningly, "his own people".
While your SAT scores and grade point average fall below the threshold for acceptance to Harvard's class of 2012, your Harvard parents' dogged participation in our annual fund-raising appeals — including their generous contributions to Harvard's recombinant DNA lab and IMAX theater — have gained you admission to a unique new program called LegacyPlus.
Investing $10,000 in each of my 21 picks would have gained you $49,300 (23%), after a 1% commission.
"For anything you gain, you have to give up something".
"I think that everything you gain you lose somewhere else.
Playing the victim will not gain you our sympathy.
It'll gain you more respect.
That will gain you major girlfriend points!
