Sentence examples for the crowd gain from inspiring English sources

For Westley, who could have gone to a top university, the decision to join a law firm straight from school came down to wanting "a way stand out from the crowd, gain experience in a recession and take advantage of the rise in status of legal executives".

However, her hair care line has managed to stand out from the crowd, gaining a solid cult following.

She did not have to help the anti-gay crowd gain even more power and influence.

Are the home crowd gaining that lost condifence?

It did, however, enable the crowd to gain a good look at the young talent that is Joe Root.

Teens have been able to distinguish themselves from the crowd and gain further notoriety by building a blog presence — heck, Justin Bieber was discovered via his videos on YouTube.

Gregory was later accused of trying to fan the dispute and encourage the crowd to gain an advantage for his team.

You might feel overwhelmed with anxiety this Thanksgiving, but practicing these strategies can help you keep your head above the crowd and gain a little perspective.

The police chucked out some tear gas to disperse the crowd and gain territory, causing some people to pass out in the street or as the police lifted them into buses.

For those hoping to beat the crowds and gain a rare seat on the bustling service this tip might be the answer.

But it's worth braving the crowds to gain entry to this fabulous five-level behemoth whose lobby is dominated by a 265,000-gallon pool filled with undulating inky black stingrays, sharks and skates that swim round and round and round.