Sentence examples for secure chart from inspiring English sources
By the year 2004 the now officially named "Dubstep" would later produce international DJs, secure chart positions and would carve itself a name that would spread global".
Altogether, the White House reckons that it will spend $4.8 billion next year securing the skies (see chart).
His place at the top of the charts appears secure now that the Bible has crossed its 100 millionth install.
On the eve of her Super Bowl performance in February, Beyoncé's "Formation" single and music video were quietly released, which quickly climbed the ranks of the Billboard charts to secure the No. 1 spot.
The Ethics Committee has approved the performance of evaluations using secondary clinic data without patient consent and has set standards for maintaining confidentiality including analysis after stripping data of unique personal identifiers, holding charts in secure locked locations, and protecting databases with passwords accessible to study staff members only.
With a new approach that is grounded in today's opportunities and challenges, the European community, Russia and the United States can chart a more secure path for their people and the world and avoid the risks and costs of a new downward spiral in relations between states.
In the bad old days, before big-hitting record shops were obliged to have secure computers to make their chart returns, record companies simply sent out minions to buy their own product (a practice which helped Brian Epstein get the Beatles off the ground).
In both roles, Stamos navigated the choppy waters of high-profile privacy scandals while trying to chart a more secure path forward.
Slowly, surely, he rose up the depth chart, until he secured a starting receiver spot before the 2006 season.
Muse have secured their fifth UK album chart No 1 with Drones, knocking Florence + the Machine off the top spot after just one week.
Yet many Iraqis have told reporters they still do not feel secure, despite General Petraeus's charts showing drops in violence.
