Sentence examples for garnerings from inspiring English sources
Peter's densely illustrated, roller-coaster ride lectures on growth and change in city regions, including the case for some new towns and garden cities as the antidote to sprawl, were hugely popular, constantly refreshed by his latest garnerings from his travels and research, and given generously and often.
This makes the appearance of Kirsty Gunn's The Big Music all the more remarkable, even given the reputation of its prize-garnering author.
The Night Manager (BBC1), which finished last night, may have been a stylish and trenchant espionage drama of, no doubt, award-garnering brilliance.
From rants on the House floor, applauded by progressives, to obstreperous appearances on Fox News, Weiner came to all but embody the modern internet-friendly politician, from his self-deprecating and prolific Twitter account to his fan-garnering Facebook page.
It may even be sufficiently publicity-garnering for some to take a punt on the renewing of a version of his critically misunderstood, swiftly cancelled 2013 E! reality show, What Would Ryan Lochte Do? Or perhaps Ryan will be diagnosed with another, albeit less destructive case of "affluenza" – the defence used by a Texas teenager after he killed four people in a drink-driving accident.
Was that town-council meeting, where Trump was told that he could not have what the President was having, the moment when the idea of running for President, with which he had long conducted a publicity-garnering flirtation, first became a little serious?
"That's what makes his audience-garnering ability a precious thing".
What's more, the weak health regulations will allow the burning of as many rubber corpses as desired to get those perfect Oscar-nomination-garnering shots, without regard to human lungs.
That was only two days after chomping 17 hot dogs in 12 minutes at Belmont Racetrack, one of 10 qualifying events around the country for the Nathan's contest, where he consumed 20 in the final, garnering fourth place.
