Sentence examples for procure a copy from inspiring English sources

University officials were unable to procure a copy of the lease and a representative at RFR declined to comment on Tuesday.

A few weeks ago, I procured a copy of Chris Bachelder's The Throwback Special (WW Norton, £16.99).

I procured a copy through some museum friends, but, before they could set up a screening, they misplaced the DVD.

In 1808 he procured a copy of the superior Meyrick's Herbal, from which he learned the first principles of the Linnaean system.

Rollins developed an interest in punk rock after he and his friend Ian MacKaye procured a copy of The Ramones's eponymous debut album; he later described it as a "akin to shooting heroin".

I managed to procure a free copy and in order not to give anyone royalties I'll gladly lend him a copy".

Merkel had procured a rare copy through her connections in the Church, and she was deeply struck by it.

He may try to procure a bloody stalemate.

Eventually, I was able to procure a small boat.

He was able to procure a few needed medicines.

(Note: In attempting to procure a passport, they had procured the birth certificate of a cerebral palsy sufferer).