He secures his provisions: turkey sandwich, apple, bottle of juice.
He secures his revenge in a devious but devastating way.
He secures the red jersey as overall points leader to complete his grand tour collection.
He secures a book contract for his memoirs with Mark Twain's publishing company.
He secures access to a cargo ship and fills it with Jewish refugees, who subsequently go on a hunger strike.
He secures the paper to the glass with a rubber band, then turns the glass upside down.
He secures a residency for three children, all played by the artist's son, who sculpt with Play-Doh and paint with a light sabre in lieu of a brush.
He secures his knowledge in way the mathematician can't or doesn't.
He secures food, mediates conflicts and provides safety, so lesser gorillas put up with his antics.
He secures his share of scoops - Eminem, playing himself, confesses that his lyrics have "pretty much been leaving a breadcrumb trail of gayness" - but the inanity of the show is taking its toll on producer, Aaron Rappaport (Rogen).
He secures a profile assignment from his editor (Ron Livingston) and heads to the wintry Midwest to join Wallace on his promotional tour.
