Sentence examples for secure a suitable from inspiring English sources
Beckham hopes the new franchise will join the MLS in 2018 but they are yet to secure a suitable site to build a stadium.
Then, in 1916, perhaps, in part, to secure a suitable life with Elsie, who disliked New York, Stevens took a position with the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company, where he worked for the rest of his life.
MBU is hoping this month to secure a suitable site for a £200m stadium, a 25,000-seat arena to be built in the west of Miami's Overtown district, and is aiming to be up and running for the 2018 MLS campaign.
Lower down the market Falkland Oil and Gas finished 8.25p higher at 104p as it said it planned a site survey of its southern licences to start late next month, and was in negotiations to secure a suitable deep-water rig.
As for "The Velocity of Autumn," which was set to star Oscar winner Estelle Parsons and Tony winner Stephen Spinella, Mr. Kaye said that he was unable to secure "a suitable theater this season that would be a great fit for this two-person, very intimate play".
By this time Abel's fame had spread to all mathematical centres, and strong efforts were made to secure a suitable position for him by a group from the French Academy, who addressed King Bernadotte of Norway-Sweden; Crelle also worked to secure a professorship for him in Berlin.
He finally secured a suitable house ball — helpfully labelled "House Ball" — and raised it in triumph.
The Hitchin Cow Commoners Trust, which is run by eight unpaid trustees, said it would never consider selling the land "without securing a suitable site for the relocation of Hitchin Town FC".
The Royal Yachting Association had expressed interest in securing a suitable site locally for a number of decades, in order to make use of the harbour's natural advantages.
Whether it's cutting the grass, helping with carpools or assisting with securing a suitable job... every little bit helps because it is one less thing a military spouse needs to worry about.
Worsley remained in near constant contact with Shackleton, who was attempting to put together an expedition to the Arctic, and was hopeful of securing a suitable position in the endeavour.
