Sentence examples for once garnered from inspiring English sources

New York City, like North Carolina, once garnered praise from children's advocates for its ambitious programs.

He once garnered headlines in Philly for being apart of planning a controversial event entitled "Once You Go Black" starring two of his black friends, performers Gemini Rose and Icon Ebony Fierce.

He's got a shadowy past that once garnered a lot of media attention when a few years back he emerged as head of a fringe black nationalist/religious cult in South Florida.

It's now 2016, 8 years later and both basketball stars have once again garnered the entire world's attention.

The theme of personal selling power and persuasiveness occurs throughout our empirical findings: Subject G1 began by selling or auctioning his products on eBay, but once the products garnered more interest, he developed his own web site to better meet demand.

Once participation was garnered, a high level of persistence was used to promote consistent and timely receipt of the completed surveys (e.g., interval phone calls, in-person visits, and follow-up e-mails).

The computing and internet world once revolved around the PC; now it's the mobile, where Microsoft's efforts have only garnered about 80 million users of its Windows Phone software, almost all on cheap handsets.

The 24-year-old picked up a perfect 10 rating for his display at the Liberty Stadium, becoming the first player to achieve that score more than once this season, having garnered the same rating on the opening day of the campaign against Sunderland.

According to Bateman's view, once the female has garnered the sperm needed to fertilize her eggs, she does not benefit from further mating.

Although Syriza's energetic 37-year-old leader, Alexis Tsipras, failed to form a left-wing governing coalition, his party's unexpected success — with 16.8 percent of the vote, besting the once-mighty Socialists, who garnered only 13 percent, and placing second after the center-right New Democracy's 18.8 percent — has upended Greece's political order.

Vocal enthusiasts can be quick to turn on artists they once revered, and Ms. Fleming has garnered a bit of such backlash.