Sentence examples for have just gained from inspiring English sources

Republicans and conservative media hosts hope it will be those unlovable lefties who have just gained more clout in Congress.

I want to take a teacher training course but worry about funding "I have just gained my degree through the Open University and been offered a place on a SCITT teacher training programme which I desperately want to take up.

The ease with which the women overcame Australia in their final which preceded was remarkable, though, for the Australians are massively resourced now when set against their opponents, and have just gained a A$1.9m£1m1m) pay rise.

Synthetic racetracks have just gained a toehold in America over the past three years — this is the first Breeders' Cup not contested on dirt — but anecdotal evidence has suggested that horses used to running on turf have taken to the new surface.

What is more, the Commissioners have just gained planning permission for part of the Ashford Great Park estate, where the deputy prime minister is hoping to take time out from working on his dance moves to build some of his much-vaunted affordable housing.

"To get them to understand the labor market issues here, when they have just gained a foothold in this great scientific establishment of ours, is almost impossible," he says.

Norway had just gained its independence.

He had just gained his degree when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in December 1941.

Maseru has just gained its first cinema and its first supermarket that stays open after 5pm.

Clark was a key figure in Reid's Sunderland side, who had just gained promotion to the Premier League.

He lost the weight that he had just gained back, and then lost some more, dropping to a hundred and thirty pounds.