Sentence examples for Secure a post from inspiring English sources

Secure a post office box for correspondence with financial institutions and divorce professionals, and make sure you --and perhaps a trusted friend or relative --are the ones ones with a key.

You could move, but if you wanted to see anything, you had to secure a post at least a few feet above river-level.

Mr. Pawlenty, whose name was mentioned on the short list of potential running mates for Mr. Romney, was likely to secure a post in a Republican administration.

In 1614 King James I refused Donne's final attempt to secure a post at court and said that he would appoint him to nothing outside the church.

He helped Philby secure a post teaching a course of stunning shallowness for a master spy, coaching K.G.B. officers in how to pass in polite English society.

After the communist takeover he worked in several factories as a welder and tube-fitter; in 1951 he managed to secure a post as an agronomist.

But some Lib Dem sources believe the party would have to let Mr Cameron's referendum go ahead in order to secure a post-election deal.

It may be an unlikely scenario, but with two games in-hand over the Portland Timbers in sixth place they could still secure a post-season spot.

The Lib Dems' shadow foreign secretary, Jo Swinson, accused Johnson of being an "apologist for Trump" in order to secure a post-Brexit trade deal.

Lorry drivers could be forced to obtain a new permit to access mainland Europe if Britain fails to secure a post-Brexit trade deal, it has emerged.

Theresa May has come under pressure from business leaders to open Britain's doors to more skilled Indian workers and students to boost the economy and help secure a post-Brexit trade deal.