Sentence examples for make to gain from inspiring English sources

There were, and are, many students from very ordinary backgrounds at Oxbridge, and the efforts they make to gain admission, and their experiences while there, are what will make a difference to their lives, not some sort of old-school-tie association.

Granted, she'd be giving control of Atlantic City back to Nucky, who she hates for murdering her son, but you get the sense that's a compromise she might be willing to make to gain back control of her life and business.

Was there a contribution that Microsoft could make to GAIN? another correspondent asked.

He had no financial gain to make.

Periodic attempts were made to gain independence.

The move was made to gain exposure stateside before choosing a college to attend.

On the first board of the last round, Helness played in two hearts just making, to gain 11 imps.

Within these terms, certain delineations have to be made to gain explicit insight into their attributes.

Much effort has been made to gain understanding of the implications that the use of the RWP model may cause.

In addition, the Lyapunov analysis is made to gain an insight into the stability characteristics of the proposed control strategy.

By his late 20s Charoen used the contacts he'd made to gain a first real foothold of wealth.