Sentence examples for secure a letter from inspiring English sources

She had to secure a letter from her employer stating that she could leave the airport on her own.

Through a friend of a friend she was able to secure a letter from Rolling Stone, she said.

It took him five years to secure a letter from the U.S. Attorney in Philadelphia, where the case had been transferred, clearing him of any wrongdoing.

Gotham also secured a letter of credit from Key Bank and is investing some equity into the project, which is to be completed in the summer of 2001.

In that vein, Senate treaty supporters secured a letter Wednesday from the directors of the three nuclear laboratories declaring themselves "very pleased" with the administration's plan to spend $85 billion over the next 10 years to upgrade their facilities.

It also secured a letter of credit from Chase Bank and is investing $3.5 million of its own money in the project, which is also eligible to receive a 20-year tax abatement from the city.

It also secured a letter of credit from Fleet Bank, and is investing about $18 million of equity into the project, whose total estimated cost is $146 million, according to state records.

With the help of Richard M. Helms, the American ambassador to Iran at that time, Mr. Beach, who was teaching at Williams College, secured a letter from the Golestan's library director promising access to the manuscript.

He also said that Jet Center had secured a letter of credit for $1 million to guarantee its financial capacity and that it had submitted all the application documents on time.

When the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation released six proposals for the rebuilding of ground zero, Mr. Silver secured a letter from its executive director, Louis R. Tomson, saying the plans would not lead to demolition of 125 Cedar or the couple of other existing residential buildings on the block.

Brand secured a letter of recommendation for the Jewish Agency from the Hungarian Jewish Council.