Sentence examples for garnered to get from inspiring English sources

If the new president fails to rein in graft at least a bit, he will struggle to hold on to whatever popular support he garnered to get into office.

How that manifests itself in the sporting arena varies, but it more often than not comes down to the deployment of mental, in lieu of physical, agility and a reliance on knowledge garnered through experience to get the better of their younger foes.

Exploding in Sound re-released Krill's second album, Lucky Leaves, earlier this year, and the songs garnered enough attention to get them touring more and working on a follow-up, which is slated for release in February.

Within this document it describes the wide range of international support garnered to meet this challenge.

It just took us a little bit longer to get them and it garnered a little more attention in the process.

Across the four regions a spike in the volunteer HIV testing and counselling was noticed while Shuga radio garnered fans within the regions and continues to get enquires even today.

Since the Raspberry Pi project began, the plan has garnered huge interest from developers, hobbyists and others keen to get their hands on a cheap, easy-to-use computer.

The World Bank has garnered several hundred million dollars to encourage and equip developing countries to get into this game, despite the improbability of agreement on a global emissions trading market.

Earlier this year a petition to get Disney to create a plus-sized princess garnered tens of thousands of signatures.

So she launched an online petition that has so far garnered more than 50,000 signatures, and spent her 17th birthday trying to get the deputy prime minister to admit that change is needed.

We back in business!" With the goodwill we had garnered after fixing the machine, we used this as a chance to get Thelma to talk to us some more.