Sentence examples for to gain anything from inspiring English sources
"I wasn't going to gain anything.
Granted, it required olive oil and black pepper to gain anything resembling a flavour.
"You can't say, 'That road's going nowhere, we're not going to gain anything.
(Mr. Perelman said that was not true and that he "does not stand to gain anything from this litigation").
When serious scholarship began in the 18th century, it was too late to gain anything from traditions.
All along, Stanton said, the players understood they would not be able to gain anything in the new deal.
Play is a sense of being fully present in the moment and not looking to produce or gain anything as a result of effort.
He wasn't trying to defraud anybody or gain anything, his lawyers argued; he just wanted his father's views represented.
There are some [sick-listed] who don't want to, or do not gain anything from getting well.
Moreover, Ariel cannot decide whether to treat her FCPs as victims, women unable to really enjoy sex or gain anything for themselves, or the opposite: women who are essentially selfish, narcissistic and predatory.
However, "an expensive vacation, though not a money pit, is a means of instant gratification that is not tangible... you do not gain anything subsequent to this expenditure," said Ravi Ramnarain, a CPA and an accounting and tax expert.
