Sentence examples for Procure a copy from inspiring English sources

University officials were unable to procure a copy of the lease and a representative at RFR declined to comment on Tuesday.

A few weeks ago, I procured a copy of Chris Bachelder's The Throwback Special (WW Norton, £16.99).

I procured a copy through some museum friends, but, before they could set up a screening, they misplaced the DVD.

Even before the White House procured a copy of the complete document and posted it on the Internet, there was ample evidence that Obama had indeed been born in Hawaii nearly two years after it became a state.

Weedon was one of the few experienced studio session players who wholeheartedly embraced rock, which he first heard when Stapleton procured a copy of Haley's Rock Around the Clock months before it was issued in Britain.

In 1808 he procured a copy of the superior Meyrick's Herbal, from which he learned the first principles of the Linnaean system.

But Samantha Bee discovered procuring a copy of the outfit of the character whose aim is to teach kids firearms safety was much more difficult than she could ever have imagined.

Rollins developed an interest in punk rock after he and his friend Ian MacKaye procured a copy of The Ramones's eponymous debut album; he later described it as a "akin to shooting heroin".

Ebooks: If you purchased an ebook of your course text and a book is allowed for your exam, you will need to procure a hard copy of your book in order to use it on the exam.

Merkel had procured a rare copy through her connections in the Church, and she was deeply struck by it.

I procured (without buying!) a copy of the Halperin-Heilemann book yesterday, and went first to the section about Sarah P.'s tutorials on history, because this idea had bubbled up on cable since Monday that she didn't know exactly what World War I and World War II were.