Sentence examples for work gained from inspiring English sources
Until the mid-1960s Lane's work gained less attention.
Adrienne Rich's work gained a burning immediacy from her lesbian feminism.
What their author threatened she performed, and her work gained an extra status of truth.
His work gained an audience in Indonesia, but not in his own country, said Carool Kersten, a lecturer at King's College London who has written on Islamic reformers.
As Nash's nimble work gained in popularity, many of his verses, including the animal poems and "Reflections on Ice-Breaking," became part of the cultural landscape.
Though he was largely dismissed at the time as a harebrained obsessive, his work gained him the posthumous reputation as the father of genetics.
The work gains traction about a quarter of the way through in a solo for the captivating Ms. Smith.
Mostafa threw himself into school work gaining 11 GCSEs at A or B grade followed by A-levels, Price added.
When I started to work at the university I didn't realise it would be such hard work gaining the trust of students.
The shifts that started in cities have spread to less populated regions — women going to work, gaining autonomy, and re-arranging the order of traditional families.
They are then shown succeeding in sales presentations and other interactions at work, gaining the admiration of their colleagues and supervisors.
