Sentence examples for gaining late from inspiring English sources

He also trailed them for the period since Oct 1. Steve Grubbs, who was Mr. Cain's state chairman, said he sees Mr. Santorum gaining late momentum.

They built a lead of more than six minutes over 62 miles before the pack started gaining late in the race.

Such media representations frame a cultural paradigm in which there is an expectation that men may feel shame about or strive to conceal EDs, potentially contributing to men with EDs delaying help-seeking, gaining late access to treatments and reducing chances of successful outcomes.

Bitcoin prices continued to gain late this morning, pushing higher after breaking through the key $8,000 level.

Dempsey was inches away from scoring in the 81st minute, hitting the bar after cutting inside in similar fashion to Henderson earlier, and Fulham gained late momentum, with Dembele forcing a save from Reina and also shooting wide.

President Obama lost almost all the ground he had gained late in the 2012 election season.

Candidates who gain "late momentum," such as John Kerry in 2004 and Rick Santorum in 2012, and candidates who do well with evangelical conservatives.

(Reuters) - U.S. bluegrass pioneer Ralph Stanley, who with his brother Carter helped popularize the Appalachian music and gained late career fame through the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," died on Thursday, the family said.

Interestingly, introns harboring a L5b GNRA tetraloop cluster together with high bootstrap support, suggesting that a L5b tetraloop was gained late the evolution of the Naegleria genus.

The introns-late theory, on the other hand, holds that genes at the progenote were intronless, similar to those in present-day prokaryotes, and introns were gained late, after the emergence of eukaryotes [ 5- 7].

So, recognizing his odds, he flew cross-country to await the likelihood of gaining a late entry to the P.G.A. Championship.