Sentence examples for procure his release from inspiring English sources
Alexander imprisoned Pelopidas, and the Thebans had to send a large army to procure his release.
There he was arrested and imprisoned until Napoleon procured his release and found him a post as commissioner in the French army in Germany.
Influential friends procured his release, but within a year the German army occupied Hungary and he was seized, with 437,000 other Hungarian Jews who were deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Although John George was unable to procure his minister's release, Leopold managed to allay the elector's anger, and early in 1693 the Saxon soldiers rejoined the imperialists.
But critics have asked, if no one has a moral obligation to procure his own happiness, why should anyone else have an obligation to procure happiness for him?
When he was in America, he was compelled to procure his own food.
In walked 30-year-old John Miller, ready to procure his daily dose, a bottle and a half.
He urged Obama to secure his release.
Apprehensive of his strong individualism, however, party leaders waited until 1810 before procuring his election to the House of Commons.
Unable to procure a release that officially required signatures from top antiterrorism officials in Washington, Mr. Wynne took an uncommon step for an F.B.I. agent: he called the Legal Aid Society for a lawyer to help the jailed man.
