Sentence examples for garnered around from inspiring English sources

Tong realised his flair for vlogging when one of his first YouTube uploads, about a Chinese restaurant run by Indians, garnered around 15,000 views.

An independent nationalist, at the last elections Barrack garnered around 30,000 votes, the highest number in Kuwait.

Mr. Signoles was a passionate collector of the signature Goyard trunks and garnered around 600 of them from flea markets and antique dealers, before he bought the family brand in 1998.

A petition calling on corporate sponsors like Coca-Cola, Panasonic, VISA, Samsung, and Procter & Gamble to speak out against Russia's anti-gay laws has garnered around 40,000 signatures in a matter of days.

One example being Vodafone Radar — an app which it says garnered around half a million downloads.

The pair claim to have garnered around 1.2 million downloads collectively.

The top-rated white, at two and a half stars, was also our best value: a 2000 Hautes-Côtes de Nuits from the Domaine Jean Rijckaert ($17); it garnered all-around approval.

Trump has garnered headlines around the world since the inflammatory remarks.

That was when hologram Tupac, in all of his digital glory, took the stage and garnered headlines around the world.

It has a similar problem with rundown buildings, but it works harder to gain national notice and has garnered headlines around the country, as well as coverage on the History Channel.

Other nominations for most disappointing must-sees, garnered from around the office, include the Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen ("it does say little, but it really is tiny"), the Mona Lisa ("small, behind glass and a long way away") and Checkpoint Charlie ("since the Wall came down, just a small shed in the middle of the road").