Sentence examples for supposed to garner from inspiring English sources
She was at Dante's mid-point, the centre of life, when she was supposed to garner knowledge and become wise.
When put into full effect, the original penny-per-ounce tax on sugary sodas was supposed to garner $1 billion a year, an important sum for a state anxiously trying to close a multibillion-dollar shortfall.
A new $1.4 billion stadium that pro football's Jets and Giants will share was supposed to garner $25 million to $35 million a year in naming rights.
We're not supposed to garner attention or make waves or do anything that might upset anyone.
What emerges gradually in this fictional narrative is that these administrators share Evans's "permissive" approach, having a somewhat unruly attitude to the materials they are supposed to be carefully garnering.
He also failed to garner much support from the West, where he was supposed to be strong due to his reputation as an Indian fighter and war hero.
"They're supposed to tell you when you're looking crazy," Garner offers.
Whether de Blasio can follow through on this promise remains to be seen, but Garner's death has drawn attention to the shortcomings of the various institutions that are supposed to prevent abuses from happening.
The American civilian authority under General Jay Garner, which is supposed to advise Iraqi ministers, has little local knowledge, no ministries to use, and no Iraqi counterparts to advise.Mr Garner has pointed to Kurdistan, whose 4m people have grown accustomed to freedom and where statues of poets long since replaced bronze Saddams, as a model for the rest of the country.
Walt's 45th birthday was supposed to be a delightful weekend back to nature, at least according to his obsessively organized and aggressively controlling wife Kathryn (Garner).
One officer slips behind Garner and hooks his forearm across his throat before several officers wrestle him to the ground — what looks like a chokehold, which the police are, by their own rules, not supposed to use.
