Sentence examples for got gradually from inspiring English sources

It got gradually worse and worse".

Instead, it was damaged by the IMF study, and thereafter got gradually discredited as the disastrous results of austerity in Europe became apparent.

It's the way he draws them: the letters in Death got gradually smaller across the card, as if time were visibly shrinking.

The hotel at The Shard had been originally expected to open in spring 2013 but the date got gradually put back.

The hint was that he would leave in 2008; the presumption and it did presume a lot was that Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer (and Mr Blair's great rival), would take his place.But over the past year Mr Blair has got gradually more unpopular, the Tories have discovered an electable leader in David Cameron and Mr Brown has grown more impatient.

I taught the computer to learn to play checkers" -- a more subtle achievement than teaching a computer to play checkers, he pointed out -- "and over the next 10 years I got gradually more and more hooked on the relationships between computers and the mind".

And our economy should continue to get gradually strengthened through that.

"People complain about the Antiques Roadshow," growls Maskell, sitting forward and getting gradually more irate.

The notebook starts off playful, but gets gradually darker, more desperate.

"I have been teaching for over 30 years and I have seen exams get gradually easier".

But, because he moves that percentage has to get gradually larger, and eventually he should catch up.