Sentence examples for garnered off from inspiring English sources
The musical "Urinetown" eventually landed on Broadway, and other shows have garnered Off Broadway runs.
Keena fed Wendel for an extra man goal then scored himself off a nice overhand crank after Matt Rees garnered the grounder off the faceoff and passed the ball ahead.
What looked like one heck of a wheeze for the chancellor at the time of his autumn statement does not look nearly so clever now that the sell-off has garnered much less than expected.
"Break It Off" garnered a positive response from music critics.
The city's shut-off campaign has garnered international press attention, and has been called "an affront to human rights" by representatives of the United Nations.
The book garnered positive reviews and immediately took off at independent booksellers.
Saarland, the New York-based colt who over the past week garnered enough attention to be sent off as the 6.90-1 sechoicehoice, along with Medaglia d'Oro, never fired his late run and finished 10th.
The work paid off, as his slider garnered a whiff rate of 43% in 2011.
A little over ninety thousand votes is minuscule in a populous state like California, where Harris garnered 1,584,800 votes alone during an off-year primary election.
Both movies gave Russell an opportunity to show off her vocal skills; each garnered an Academy Award nomination for best song, with a win for "Buttons and Bows" from The Paleface.
But at 10 a rebroadcast of the premiere of ABC's new show "Off the Map" garnered just 6 million viewers, down from this medical drama's original debut on Wednesday (7.6 million).
