Sentence examples for i would procure from inspiring English sources

Most of the time I stayed at my office, making up the orders that my men brought in and calling the Times Square headquarters to learn where I would procure the goods.

A limited number are out there apparently, so I would procure this quickly, Humphries.

I'd use that I'm-a soldier-being-rescued-from-the-jungle-fronts-by-helicopter frame of mind I'd procured in hours of therapy.

The test tube wasn't just a lucky rabbit's foot; I truly believed that anally stimulating my prostate would procure the freshest and most fertile sperm I could spurt out.

– Emma "We have been to the cheap shop, and very cheap we found it, but there are only flowers made there, no fruit; and as I could get four or five very pretty sprigs of the former for the same money which would procure only one Orleans plum – in short, could get more for three or four shillings than I could have means of bringing home – I cannot decide on the fruit till I hear from you again".

We should be tackling the people who would procure our women".

Mr Alègre, a policeman's son, would procure prostitutes for the sessions.

Shapiro quotes a letter from one Abraham Sturley to Adrian Quyney "which imported that our countryman, William Shakespeare, would procure us money".

State officials in South Carolina said they would procure only the pink-slime-free ground beef once it became available.

Kerry described a "much greater likelihood" that Hezbollah would procure chemical weapons and use them on Israel.

If it were an old-style public investment, the Treasury would borrow the money and hand it to the NHS which would procure a new building.