Sentence examples for it often garners from inspiring English sources

Smiles are infectious and it often garners the same response from the recipients.

When the finished gadget arrives back on the set -- sometimes just a few moments before it is needed in a scene -- Mr. Redmond works with the actors who will use it, often Ms. Garner.

And yet the company, which has given over 150 performances since its creation in 1973, often garners fine reviews.

If he reports, and the Giants seem to think he will one of these days, they have to deal with the sideshow he sometimes creates and often garners.

The lanterne rouge, a title conferred to the last-place rider in the three-week race, often garners minor media attention and a bank account boost from post-Tour appearance fees.

Despite the media attention they often garner, instances of a child's murdering a parent or stepparent — juvenile parricide, as it is legalistically known — are among the rarest of homicides, probably accounting for fewer than 75 of the some 15,000 murders committed in the United States in any given year.

Newly public companies with strong growth prospects often garner high multiples.

Getting a seat at the table doesn't often garner results either.

(Often, Garner seems like a freaked-out Marilyn Monroe sexy and desperately miscast).

In this respect I feel far superior to those glib people in my classes who often garner better grades than I do.

Proposals to scrap poison pills became a regular feature on annual proxy votes, often garnering the support of enough shareholders to make a difference.