Sentence examples for making has garnered from inspiring English sources

That product, some six years in the making, has garnered the attention of a number of top investors in the healthcare space.

Daston's work has garnered numerous awards.

His previous work had garnered little attention.

The panel discussion drew a crowd that filled the room, Raleigh said, and the recording made available online has garnered more than 1,100 spins so far.

Ms. Ibragimova, a 25-year-old Russian violinist making her New York debut, has garnered superlatives for her performances abroad; here she is known chiefly for her distinguished recordings on the Hyperion label, including discs devoted to music by Hartmann, Roslavets, Szymanowski and Bach.

A more conventional approach is taken by the eco-conscious design firm 157 + 173, which, since making its debut in summer 2010, has garnered attention for its offbeat minimalist housewares (lamps, clothes hangers) that are equal parts Bauhaus and Miró.

Unfortunately, some of the attention that this new strategy from Elsevier has garnered has made the difficulty of explaining what is going on to faculty authors a little more difficult.

A Facebook Live video made by Jenkins' friend Irene Roberts has garnered a lot of attention.

So what would their son have made of the attention his case has garnered?

That we sometimes point this out with a lack of patience has garnered more column inches than the critiques we are making.

A sweet-faced Japanese woman, Yuka has garnered close to a million subscribers for her home made challenges.