| Unbridled teenage gumption as practiced in the U.S., it seems, is the answer to all problems. |
| Working this out at home will permit you to schedule around it, and will give you enough gumption to face the chaos at the festival theatres. |
| But if the migrants bike from a poor country to our rich one, they are demonstrating not British gumption but foreign deviousness. |
| Since then, despite showing terrific gumption to answer all the questions asked of them, they have not played teams of this calibre. |
| He should take enormous pride that his enthusiasm and gumption have turned Motherwell around in recent years. |
| Under the circumstances they bet on independence, gumption and initiative of section and crew commanders and leaders of combat teams. |
