Sentence examples for secure close to from inspiring English sources

Taking a page from the book of his friend and Nets business partner Ray Chambers, who started a Boys and Girls Club in Newark, Mr. Katz provided about $600,000 in seed money for the Camden club, then helped secure close to $6 million from the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority and the New Jersey Redevelopment Authority.

"But to get government support, it is critical that the next stage identifies the funding methods needed to secure close to £4bn in capital," he said.

When women were asked to further develop the feelings they had experienced during birth, they spoke about being in a flow, fully engaged and participating, feeling safe and secure, close to the earth, experiencing happiness through a very special journey, and an important moment of life.

OSoYou is understood to have secured close to £2m in funding from Brightation Ventures, although the company has not announced a figure.

In recent months, we have secured close to $1 million in back pay for about 2,200 Domino's and McDonald's workers across the state.

A rack secured close to the printhead can hold six of these vials.

14 With significant support from IDB and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation, DINEPA secured close to $300 million U.S. dollars and developed an action plan for the first three years of operation (2009 2011).

A statement released by the agency said the uranium had been safely returned "to a secure facility close to Novosibirsk".

Antonio and Christopher Roncolato (pictured above) are fairly typical of the survivors - they say they want a "decent" home, with secure tenancy, close to their jobs in Kensington.

The sample size was limited despite intensive recruitment methods that aimed to secure as close to a population sample as is possible, using previously well tested methods, and a sample with significant levels of residential mobility.

This is very important, because you need to find a secure place close to all the attractions.