Sentence examples for had gotten a contract from inspiring English sources

Presumably some American corporation had gotten a contract to build roads for the US military.

By 1963 he had got a contract with one of the big three British record companies, Pye, and in 1964 The Answer to Everything, a revival of a Del Shannon B-side, was the first of several singles to make the Irish top 10.

If we won that game, I would have gotten a contract with the Braves.

In the past, Pines and Ward would have received periodic starts at Richmond and Bustamante might not have gotten a contract offer at all.

I've got a contract.

That means you've got a contract.

"He has got a contract until 2014".

I've got a contract with HarperCollins for six books.

"We've got a contract in place with a ranch owner," says Mr Phillips.

"We've got a contract," Patrick M. Walsh, the company's chief financial officer, told me.

"Now we've got a contract so we can be there through 2012," Mr. Hays said.