Sentence examples for garnering from from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill, by contrast, points to the rich earnings that multinational companies like I.B.M. are garnering from sharply rising exports to China.

But my use last week of the splendid word "kudos" has prompted Karl Sabbagh to send me the following glorious garnering from Google.

Above all else, the perpetrators were two murderers, criminals, but what they did was indeed an act of terrorism and was meticulously planned to incite the kind of reaction it is now garnering from some quarters.

He fills his mental notebook with the tips he garners from fellow superstars.

Despite his jokes, one could garner from his response to my questions a substantive philosophical rejoinder.

Episode one finishes with Don and Pete pitching to the Garners from Lucky Strike.

The shots woke up Garner's mother, 66-year-old Shirlene Garner, from an afternoon nap.

It isn't hard to see the attraction of Mr Garner from the building society's perspective.

He added, "I'm trying to garner from them whatever wisdom I can about how you go through it".

Significantly, he is being paid a salary possibly even heftier than what he might garner from a European superpower.

More officers joined in the struggle, and Pantaleo seized Garner from behind, subduing him and bowling him over, before Garner was cuffed.