traction

It’ll take time and effort, but once you’re an authority, every other aspect of your marketing will gain more traction.

“We really got traction in the last week but we never lost sight of Bergdahl,” he said.

But perhaps the main reason Bevin never found any traction is because McConnell was prepared and waiting for him.

Taken out of context, the Virginia bill appears attractive, which is why such bills can get traction so quickly.

I had moved to L.A. and gotten a little bit of traction there, and I think my manager parlayed that into an audition.

What a critic feels has no traction at all—what matters is what the critic thinks in relation to what the writer intends.

The matter of traction power for these gun and armament trains near the front set a problem for the Ordnance Department to solve.

In either case, the bending may be increased by the traction of muscles, and sometimes by the occurrence of greenstick fracture.

A serious inconvenience to the use of batteries in traction work is the necessary presence of the liquid in the jars.

He would tell this traction baron what manner of man he, Basine, was.

The Minneapolis traction engine is built both simple and compound.