Sentence examples for to be garner from inspiring English sources

As for what kind of "guy" her son is going to be, Garner revealed that Samuel is "really, really, really sweet" and absolutely adores her.

Cisco does appear to be garnering the sales and cash for such a move, however.

The only place where the opposition seems to be garnering broad support is Washington.

But Mr Mac now seems to be garnering genuine joy from Murray's new maturity.

Thomas is believed to be garnering consideration for both the director of basketball and the head coaching positions.

But neither he nor other disgraced executives canvassed for this article seem to be garnering much attention when they are in public.

Other models have a more direct way of describing fashion's new favorites, girls who seem to be garnering all the jobs.

The city even seems to be garnering a female-friendly reputation for itself, attracting this season the New Zealander Karen Walker and Nina Donis, a female-male duo Russia.

But it is Mr. Blair who appears to be garnering the support of influential lawmakers, some of whom say they are angry that the C.I.A. has not accepted its reduced role in the intelligence firmament.

Mr. Ahmed is believed to be garnering increasing support in Syria from former Iraqi Baathists, at the expense of Mr. Douri and other rivals, by offering cash incentives and Syrian residency permits.

What's more, the notion of universal health coverage seems to be garnering support from both sides of the aisle.