Sentence examples for procured with from inspiring English sources

The wall is down but the Communists still hold porous power; the trip is technically illegal and the travelers carry faked passports procured with only a little wangling.

Incidental Intelligence: A booklet listing the items that may by procured with King Korn trading stamps offers a "Solid walnut replica of 17th century electric clock".

Secret Cinema starts as soon as a ticket is procured, with audience members being assigned characters and encouraged to dress and play the part.

Incidental Intelligence: A booklet listing the items that may by procured with King Korn trading stamps offers a "Solid walnut replica of 17th century electric….

By Ermanno Stingo and John McCarten The New Yorker, February 29 , 1964P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: A booklet listing the items that may by procured with King Korn trading stamps offers a "Solid walnut replica of 17th century electric clock".

Financing comes from a $2 million Department of Defense grant procured with the help of Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, and Representative Jerry Lewis, a Republican, and $1.3 million from the California National Guard.

Mortgages have become harder to procure, with banks becoming stricter about proving income.

When documents from a 10-year-old deposition were released, it was revealed that Cosby had admitted he procured quaaludes with the intent to administer them to women with whom he wanted to have sex.

Although in more recent times well-heeled businessmen like Bill Koch and Ted Turner have promulgated the notion that the cup is a game for the financially gifted, other sailors with working-class backgrounds, like Dennis Conner and Paul Cayard, have also proved that campaigns can be launched -- and a handsome individual salary procured -- with a healthy input of corporate backing.

And when you, like your forebears who cut it from a pond, procured it with your own two hands?

James Edward Meade, (born June 23 , 1907 Swanage, Dorset, Eng. died Dec. 22, 1995, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) British economist whose work on international economic policy procured him (with Bertil Ohlin) the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1977.