Sentence examples for garner you from inspiring English sources

During the police's efforts to restrain Garner, you can audibly here the asthmatic tell police that he cannot breathe.

Perhaps most useful in this case are the top-ten lists: "epiphany wines," underrated wines (the promotion of which will garner you some street cred), and "A Bluffer's Guide to Varietal Cliché-Speak".

Hardinge says the image of the corset appealed to her "because that's a very physical way of moving from identity to another, from one that allows you a bit more physical motion to one that will garner you more respect but is literally constricting".

However, passion alone will not garner you success.

Set personal boundaries and make it a priority to respect them (This in turn will garner you more respectful treatment from others).

It will also garner you a lot of invitations to benefits for which you have to pay a lot of money to attend.

One lump sum per month garners you unlimited access to a catalog of 320 x 240 H.264 movies, streamed straight to your handset.

Also include a recent professional photo because it's been proven that a photo helps to build feelings of trust as well as garnering you more profile views.

They'll come to expect you to be the source of this knowledge and look to you for it, and will most likely share it widely on your behalf, garnering you more kudos in the process.

While you might not garner headlines, you'll certainly shed calories with one eight-hour day each per week of drilling coal (-559); operating a punch press (-430); tipping molds at a steel mill (-473); digging trenches (-731); and carpentry (-301).

If you grew up in a chaotic household where people's needs had to be magnified to garner attention, you may have a propensity to do the same.