Sentence examples for be procured at from inspiring English sources

Etchings by Canaletto, engravings by Hogarth and prints by David Hockney can all be procured at the London Original Print Fair 2011 which opens its doors today.

Comic books were equally esoteric, alluding to back issues that would take months to procure, or that simply couldn't be procured at all.

At El Paso, Mexican labourers could be had for sixty-two and a half cents per day, they finding themselves; but men could doubtless be procured at even less price".While the wage gap between America and Mexico persists, Mexicans will continue to "find themselves" in the American labour force, fence or no fence.

Furthermore they are safe materials to use, are available in high purity and can be procured at a reasonable cost.

A 100-year-old canvas can be procured at a Moscow bazaar; scrape off the old paint and voila.

q j corresponds to the productivity level of production technology in a standard production function, but this production technology must be procured at each period by purchasing one unit of technology from the jth intermediate supplier.

The grain they produced was procured at a price that was often below the cost of production.

The bombers and bombs had been procured at enormous cost: they couldn't be left to rot.

Most of the produce could have been procured at any farmers' market, but the urban agrarian notion does seem to have provided a theme for the décor.

Their two-year-old, Tehue, sat in a car seat behind Herman, clutching a figurine of Ned Flanders from "The Simpsons," which had been procured at a Burger King in Jersey City.

The Nb3Sn strand (overall 200 kg) has been procured at technical specification similar to ITER.