Sentence examples for ever securing from inspiring English sources

RF There's a version of this season in a parallel universe where the Eastern Conference just goes on forever — with Houston, Montreal, New England, Philadelphia and Chicago swopping places week after week and nobody ever securing a playoff spot.

Unemployed graduates are termed "job snobs" by the same party that tripled university fees, and a truly vicious circle is engendered: forced to work for free in return for their jobseeker's allowance, the unemployed are corralled back and forth, adding value to transnational corporations without the hope of ever securing a job.

But students in default have their wages garnished, are ineligible for future student aid, and stand virtually no chance of ever securing a mortgage.

The $268 million would be the largest financial settlement that the Manhattan district attorney's office has ever secured.

This got me thinking: has any team ever secured league status after enduring a heavier loss than Villa's at the weekend?

And if history is any guide, it probably will win: no democratic government in Bangladesh has ever secured a second term.

Through intense work with local funders, we secured the largest pot of money ever secured for the organisation for the development of this service.

Last year, more students than ever secured a place at university through Clearing – and institutions are preparing to do battle for students with equal vigour in 2013.

Hicks, the owner of the Texas Rangers, gave Alex Rodriguez $252 million for 10 years, more than any athlete had ever secured in a contract.

But we know that would involve years of economic uncertainty and that no country outside the EU has ever secured full, unfettered access to the single market.

Beyond that, no one had ever secured permission from regulators around the world to use the broad swath of high-frequency radio spectrum Teledesic wanted for such communications.