1. What you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts. 

2. The Mercedes began to gain on the van.

3. It is impossible for a small company to gain on the big firms while business is so inactive.

4. What you gain on the swings you may lose on the roundabouts.

5. What you gain on the swings you'll probably lose on the roundabouts.

6. He continued to gain on the rest of the runners.

7. It is impossible for a small company to gain on the big one while business is so inactive.

8. As he slithers across the mud I gain on him.

9. Matthews said it will record an undisclosed gain on the sale in the quarter ending March 31.

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10. Get up early, Grind out hardy, Gain on success.

11. Get up early grind out hardy, Gain on success.

12. Soymeal followed soybeans with a 3.2% gain on the day with firmness in the cash market the key factor.

13. After - tax gain on disposal of fixed assets transferred to additional paid-in capital.

14. To gain on or get ahead of ( a sailing vessel ).

15. Capital gains tax Here a tax is imposed when individuals part with an asset and make a capital gain on it.

16. The Nikkei index rose 1,252.51 points, to close at 17,850.66, recording the fifth largest single-day gain on record.

17. They own 4.5 percent of the business under an equity ownership plan (EOP), which could rise to 10.3 percent if they exercise options. They will receive a cash dividend on the gain on iShares.

18. Any difference between the proceeds of the sale and the cost of the investment is recorded by a debit to Loss on Sale of Marketable Securities or by a credit to Gain on sale of Marketable Securities.

19. The simulation results indicate that reducing a little power on every data carrier will obtain large gain on side-information carriers.

1. The Mercedes began to gain on the van.

2. It is impossible for a small company to gain on the big one while business is so inactive.