Sentence examples for to garner at from inspiring English sources

Until now, a candidate needed to garner at least 35% of the votes to win.

Nonetheless his party is likely to garner at least 3 seats on the 29-member Provincial Council.

For the current session, the Palestinians had hoped to garner at least a Security Council resolution condemning Israeli military incursions into Palestinian areas.

At the smaller end of the spectrum, analysts said they would be watching closely to see how many orders the makers of regional jets, which typically seat 100 to 200 passengers, would manage to garner at the show.

If both parties are unable to garner at least 50% of the vote with anti-austerity groups instead coming to the fore, analysts fear that Greece will be in for a period of intense political and social turmoil as the opponents to the measures step up protests and strikes.

To win statewide, however, Republican strategists estimate that their candidates need to garner at least 30percentt of the vote in New York City, and reaching that number may be a challenge for anyone, let alone a candidate without ample financial backing.

With Cal, the regular-season champion, the only conference team seemingly assured of a bid, the Pac-10 was in danger of becoming the first major conference since the tournament was expanded to 64 teams in 1985 to fail to garner an at-large bid.

Costa Mesa still was able to garner an at-large bid to the Division 4-AA tournament.

Hazard has started brilliantly in London, and two other forwards, Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne, are contracted to Chelsea, but loaned to garner experience at West Bromwich and Werder Bremen respectively.

I was very pleased to learn that, after reading this post, his loving daughter Gigi read it to Garner while at their family's gathering for Christmas dinner.

One of the films expected to garner attention at this year's Sundance Film Festival is "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired," a documentary directed by Marina Zenovich that looks at the Polish director's life before his exile from the United States.