Sentence examples for it really gathers from inspiring English sources

Unless Japan's pension funds and investment trusts begin buying shares, too, the current rally could peter out before it really gathers momentum.

Fickett enjoyed the takeover of the French vessel and the extent to which Cartman's delusion about pirates takes him, but he said the pirate plot "isn't entirely in good taste (and) it never really gathers a full head of steam".

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

But it's in the book's second half that the story really gathers steam, as Cohen shifts the gaze from Ava to those around her, including, finally, Fred himself.

It's never really gathered the momentum it needs to get this closed.

(I'm not giving much away; all this happens before the narrative really gathers steam).

There's a wittily imagined moment when we discover Leo emerging from a pop-up tent outside Aurora's forgotten domain, but the choreography that he shares with her never sweeps us away, and the work never really gathers speed as a love story.

Jazz musicians have been experimenting with more ancient musical languages since the late 1950s, and the idea really gathered force in the 1970s, when it became clear just how porous jazz was, as a discipline and a trade.

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

It's too early to tell if public support for a rent strike could really gather momentum.

But Andy MacPhail has really gathered some good talent.