Sentence examples for gaining all that from inspiring English sources

In the process of gaining all that wealth and acclaim, they've already changed women's tennis for the better, making it a more athletic, crowd-pleasing game, adding glitz and style to a formerly staid sport.

"The most likely outcome is that the forest will gain all that carbon back, and then some," he said in an interview.

While Pettitte has pitched in a higher-scoring era, he does not gain all that much even when the numbers are adjusted for eras and home ballparks.

Nor, even, does his piece gain all that much distinction by being paired with a later piece that contained an instant internet classic: Today's competitive markets, whether we seek to recognise it or not, are driven by an international version of Adam Smith's "invisible hand" that is unredeemably opaque.

The benchmark FTSE 100 stock index, which had lost 355 points, or 5.6%, in the two days following the referendum, had since gained all of that back and then some through midday Thursday trading in London.

Weiner speaks for the legions of scribes who have laboured anonymously over the decades while directors and actors gained all the glory: "That people know our names now, that's really cool.

It didn't have a huge impact on us, so there wasn't the need to gain all the information that, you know, I probably would have needed if it was quite a bad case.

I also gained all kinds of experience that stood me in good stead for a job in science policy.

And it's not clear what they'd gain from all that effort, anyway.

Brick's wife, on the other hand, had gained all the self-respect that he himself had lost.

But it's up to the vendor and the client to be responsible in how to handle the power that they gain from all that information.