Sentence examples for get a contract for from inspiring English sources

"I just want to get a contract for my folks.

How could a company get a contract for an event that had not yet taken place unless it surely knew that it would?

For a £19 contribution, which is cancelled out by its offer of £20 credit if you pre-order, you can get a contract for £37 a month.

The announcement of the strike plans is the latest step in the effort to get a contract for 7,000 day care workers at 360 city-financed centers.

We get a contract for £10,000 – a huge amount of money back then – stay in Kensington Gardens Hotel, and hang out with people that drive Bentleys.

Executives around baseball believe Jeter will get a contract for at least eight years and for perhaps as many as 10, for an average salary of just under $20 million a season.

He got a contract for a biography of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and he managed to write it.

John said he fought in the Battle of Jutland, so Irving got a contract for him with his publisher to write a book about it for the anniversary.

It concerns breaking a public procurement law by getting a contract (for supplying clocks with information panels to schools in Aquitaine) without a competitive tender.

She stayed for several years, until getting a contract for her first collection of stories, "Circling the Drain," which was published to acclaim in 1999.

And that was way before he got a contract for $400 million, so we can only imagine how one-dimensional he is now.