Sentence examples for has really gathered from inspiring English sources

But Andy MacPhail has really gathered some good talent.

"Unesco's study doesn't take into account languages which have growing numbers of speakers, and in the past 20 years the revival of Cornish has really gathered momentum".

I suggested this idea to some colleagues a couple months ago and the idea has really gathered steam, with the New Organizing Instutute and Emerging Progressives taking the lead in organizing.

She said: "Since 2006 our sales have been very strong but they have really gathered momentum over the last 12 months.

7.26pm BST The defending champion Webb Simpson has never really gathered any momentum this week, either.

Tottenham as a whole haven't really gathered themselves yet since conceding that goal.

We have to really gather ourselves in 48 hours and get right back and do this again".

That has really surprised me.

"I'm surprised at how popular the booth has become, but it's really gathered momentum.

This is the sort of circumstance that can get a girl a bad name, though as far as one could gather nobody had really thought to question Betty's good intentions until the death of Harold Gentry, Betty's fourth spouse.

It seems that the reception of Conrad Hal Waddington's work never really gathered speed in mainstream biology.