Sentence examples for open to secure from inspiring English sources

Making pars on the final two holes of last year's Open to secure the victory was easy compared to making that grand entrance.

Democrats who have been outraged over the Republican willingness to hold votes open to secure close victories called loudly for the gavel to fall, sending the bill to defeat.

His return was an admission he was wrong to fire the highly regarded MP and sends a message to older backbenchers that the door is always open to securing a government job.

With no advance reservation system, determined park-goers would race to FASTPASS ticket machines as soon as the parks opened to secure a spot on their favorite rides.

The $21 million grant to the company is a window into how pervasive networked technologies have become in the military – and the market that has opened up to secure them.

But unlike Lewton classics of the Forties, where the drama is resolved, The Blair Witch Project relies too much on its open-endedness to secure our interest in its characters.

"The appeal is you get to hang out all night long and just talk to people," said Ulan McKnight, a bleary-eyed Web developer from Berkeley who arrived at 9 p.m. on Thursday, 37 hours before opening time, to secure a place at the very front.

Andrea Orcel, the head of the business, has had to open the checkbook to secure top talent after UBS's recent troubled history.

Similarly, the Rainbo centres are now relying on money from a sponsored bike ride to see if they can stay open long enough to secure extra funds.

All eyes are focused on the top-ranked Inbee Park's quest this week to win the Women's British Open Championship and to secure a place in history as the winner of the Women's Grand Slam.

One last rumour suggests that the Saudi move may represent the opening gambit in a strategy to secure a Security Council presence for the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, a 57-nation body heavily dominated by the Saudis, which ostensibly represents the world's Muslims.