In 1968, the car loading facility gained a second track.

The car was gaining on him rapidly as he passed the outer edge of town.

The car behind them had gained, not lost by the cab's delay.

In fact, the average American car has been steadily gaining weight for a decade and a half.

The two cars were still gaining, and now she would have to slow down for the truck.

The car had gained a driver and was backing out.

Yet still he knew that the other car was gaining.

He caught a glimpse of the face as the car gained speed.

The following cars made the turn and gained on her again.

With each second that passed, the other car gained ground.