Sentence examples for had now gained from inspiring English sources
The judiciary was no longer just an institution – it had now gained a face.
First, he had now gained time in all three branches: infantry in Florida, artillery in Mexico and cavalry in Texas.
The idea had now gained ground in the West that the conquest of Constantinople would solve a number of problems and would be of benefit not only to trade but also to the future of the Crusade and the church.
"We have to do our best to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice". Abbott had a strong reaction to revelations at the weekend that Ukrainian rebels had sifted through the wreckage: Mr Abbott said Ukrainian government officials had now gained some access to the site in rebel-controlled territory, but the situation was still completely unacceptable.
He said his own calls for a convention to address the UK constitution had been "ignored" by the UK government for two years, but had now gained support. "The old Union will not work from Friday onwards," said Mr Jones.
Afterward, the junior Ayyubid governor of Banias allied with the Mongols, who had now gained control of most of Syria and al-Jazira, effectively ending Ayyubid power in the region.
Some 160 biopharmaceuticals have now gained medical approval and several hundred are in the pipeline.
The interior of the cell has now (gained / lost) positive charge.
