Sentence examples for procure dinner from inspiring English sources
Less overt than the naked political exchanges of United States senators or Washington lobbyists, the favor bank has long flavored the ways by which New Yorkers, especially, get into private schools, procure dinner reservations, join a golf club and find a spouse.
In the coming months, Siri will make her way to iPads as well as tag-team with existing apps like OpenTable and Rotten Tomatoes to do everything from procure dinner reservations to purchase tickets for a hot new film release.
What most American cooks procure for Easter dinner is a wet-cured, lightly smoked, prebaked ham, what neighborhood butchers called a city ham, when there were still neighborhood butchers.
When you're holed up in a Guatemalan jail held as a "person of interest" in a murder case, and your lawyer is only able to procure for you a simple dinner of sweet butter-poached lobster with ruby-red grapefruit, sunchoke, young fennel, and bacon drizzled with a juniper balsamic, you learn a hard lesson about security.
He was vague on how he came to acquire the tickets, saying only that the courtside seats were procured through the "player pool" and the dinner access was granted by "the player agents".
While attempting to procure drugs takes nerve, dredging up your vaginal discharge at dinner degenerates the atmosphere to a whole other level.
And it was a good one: a 12 30 a.m. attempt to procure the cell phone number of an A-list movie actress during the White House Correspondent's Dinner weekend.
After we made up, Billy took me to dinner at the Douglastan Gold Course Country Club, the building that [Studio 54 owners] Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager had procured to open a new club called The Enchanted Gardens.
A few exceptions included a delightful but amateurish grand dinner party with caviar packed in a suitcase and brought down to Cornwall, a failed attempt to procure lobster, but a decent and proper champagne.
The prosecutors argued that, rather than the innocent, elegant dinner parties of Berlusconi's claims, the soirées were in fact a chance for the then prime minister to procure the sexual services of a variety of women.
