Sentence examples for and perhaps securing from inspiring English sources

It's simply that, for myself, I mainly look forward to a whole night's sleep, holding a conversation without RANTINGREALLYLOUDLYANDFASTTOOCLOSETOYOURFACE and perhaps securing a stockpile of margarine for future emergencies.

They have attempted to injure themselves just before their executions, thus putting themselves in the hospital and, perhaps, securing a doctor's opinion that they are not well enough to be wheeled onto the death-chamber gurney.

By dissolving the union, players gain the right to sue the league under antitrust laws and perhaps secure an injunction to end the lockout.

The Giants are looking to make the playoffs for the first time since 2008, and perhaps secure Tom Coughlin's coaching job.

The second: a chance to increase their standing in the league and perhaps secure a win instead of conceding a draw.

Neta Pane, executive director of Indonesia Police Watch, a private group, said the general's strategy was to arouse "public sympathy" for his survival and perhaps secure a position in the State Intelligence Agency.

American officials are finding they have little leverage with a president who seems to believe he can outfox his opponents — and perhaps secure a bailout from Saudi Arabia — despite the dire situation in his country, much of which is in open revolt and where several provinces are beyond his control.

An attack on British banks from a provincial New York regulator has raised suspicions that Wall Street is looking to give the City of London a good kicking now that it's down — and perhaps secure a bit of its international business as well.

"It was a good opportunity to get my face out there and perhaps secure something for the future," he said.

With this evolving computing power, the future of blockchain and artificial intelligence seems to be tied together and perhaps secured and sustainable.

But the British government's strong outreach to the Trump administration as it seeks to strengthen the "special relationship" following the vote for Brexit – and perhaps secure a crucial trade deal – has proven highly controversial in the U.K. May has faced scathing criticism for allying herself so closely and quickly with the divisive president.