Sentence examples for could procure from inspiring English sources

By November, Ewing allowed loyal residents who could procure permits to return.

I am sure we could procure her services at a better rate from any willing provider.

He suggested that he could procure one, and we exchanged phone calls for three days.

She was hoping he could procure some extra tickets to Midnight Mass.

He then asked me if I could procure his staff some medical textbooks the next time I went to Bagram.

What kind of new nuclear warheads Britain could procure, when, and at what cost, will depend on the US.

The publicists did all they could, procuring jugs of expensive take-out coffee, assembling seven single-spaced pages of probably very informative prose, offering a preview, smiling prettily and making introductions.

Prisons also couldn't make long-term food purchases, and couldn't procure other medical, fuel and utility purchases — all leading to more work and greater administrative costs.

The limitations of our practice are that we could not procure an enough number of participants to measure the learning effects and could not conduct a certain test for the evaluation of the effects.

Reid freely admits that the decommissioning process is largely symbolic - the IRA could always procure new guns tomorrow - but necessary.

The night before, his backup, Devin Williams, failed a concussion test, and the Otters could not procure another goalie in time.