Sentence examples for garnered about from inspiring English sources

The second season of "Downton" garnered about 4.2 million viewers when it arrived in the United States at this time last year, and had gained about a million more by the end of the season.

The young site, which touts itself as the Craigslist of the Middle East (minus the "censored" controversy), has only garnered about 300,000 unique visitors since its launch earlier this year, but it's growing at a healthy clip.

This says something about the following Williams garnered, about his importance to the Crimson Tide.

The jewels of the Duchess of Windsor garnered about $50 million in 1987.

Joseph garnered about 68percentt of all new emergency room admissions in St. Charles County.

It garnered about 48percentt of the votes, according to preliminary results.

But the groundswell of late-season Heisman support he garnered was about something else.

New Democracy (ND) and the Panhellenic Socialist Movement PASOKK), garnered only about 19 percent and 13 percent of the vote, respectively, forcing a new election.

Automotive News reports that amid a glut of other high-end F-150 trim levels, the Harley-Davidson-theme pickups garnered only about 2 percent of F-150 sales.

In its filing on Monday, Validus said that its tender offer for Transatlantic shares had expired on Friday, having garnered only about 13.4 percent of the target company's shares.

But her ripe onscreen sexuality and peachy-creamy complexion only garnered insults about being a Welsh Joan Collins (which, in tabloid-ese, was tantamount to dissing her as an ankle-hoisting tramp).