Sentence examples for that will garner from inspiring English sources

Dr. Baumgartner gives her a nudge toward wardrobe choices that will garner the right kind of attention.

"The aim is purely to create art that will garner public opinion about issues that concern women," he said.

There were many lovely shirts, an amazing pair of designer jeans and brown leather zip-up boots that will garner several compliments for my dazzling sense of fashion.

And then arrived the moment that will garner most attention from historians when they sit down to recount the party's demise.

This week's Republican convention in New York is a rigidly scripted theatrical event that will garner a grand total of three hours of live coverage on network television -- a reprise of the Democrats' rigidly scripted extravaganza in Boston last month.

Many Democrats, eager to exude confidence, declined to comment publicly on the possibility of a Plan B. A House Democratic leadership aide said: "Obviously, the outcome of Tuesday's election will be a factor in how we move forward, but we are hopeful and continue to work towards a compromise that will garner 60 votes in the Senate.

So, in a move that clearly will garner some great press, Sony is giving Matty Lovo his well-deserved Playstation 3, along with a bunch of games.

"One thing that came across was a pessimism, that I find in many folks, that we will garner the will to confront this problem in time.

"At the time, I thought, This is just a small, little issue that will probably garner me a few votes," he told me.

And in an act of journalistic courage that will probably garner me both a Pulitzer and a Darwin award, I reached out to the vast moderate conspiracy to find out how they had engineered Mirkarimi's downfall.

So as not to strangle the endeavour at birth, do not pretend that you will garner an audience of millions; you won't, and are merely stacking up excuses for future failure.