Sentence examples for go to procure from inspiring English sources

I'm in the Jimmy Choo suite, where stylists go to procure shoes for their clients to wear to the ceremony, be photographed sporting, and thereby allowing everyone to live happily ever after, amen.

(Midwife, 12 years' experience) The abortions they go to procure are very unsafe and they end up with them here, disturbing you.

I'm going to procure something caffeinated.

LETTER FROM CANADA about newspaper publisher Conrad Black and the lengths to which he went to procure a title and a seat in the British House of Lords… Tells how Black had by the late nineties acquired most of the daily newspapers in Canada….

The New Yorker, December 17, 2001 P. 62 LETTER FROM CANADA about newspaper publisher Conrad Black and the lengths to which he went to procure a title and a seat in the British House of Lords… Tells how Black had by the late nineties acquired most of the daily newspapers in Canada….

UNICEF is going to procure blended food to supply children and women over the next three months.

In an intensely pressurized capitalist system, accolades and respect therefore go to those procuring the largest amount of profit from whatever business in which they engage.

To save money, and allow even more children to go to school, UNICEF Supply Division will procure the items in bulk on the global market, so as to obtain the best prices.

In early 1992 Boris Yeltsin issued a decree legalizing the sale of consumer goods by individuals, and some individuals cut the decree out of the newspaper, pinned it to their clothes to ward off police, and went out to procure scarce goods for resale.

Kennedy soon went out to procure a bottle of whiskey.

She had gone to great lengths to procure them, even risking arrest.