Sentence examples for secure someone from inspiring English sources

We're chasing one or two, and hopefully before the end of January we'll secure someone".

There is more to be worried about if we need to "secure" someone, like a raging animal, with a ring or certificate or other public stamp.

Would we know that our soldiers weren't risking their lives to secure someone's drug-trafficking franchise, or to silence political opponents with legitimate grievances?

Chief Deputy State's Attorney Michael Schatzow hammered back, using his cross-examination of Reynolds to return to the prosecution's overarching theme in the case — that it's easy to secure someone in a seat belt or call a medic, and that Porter did neither because he just didn't care about Gray.

"Vern is rightly regarded as one of the top coaches in the world and to have secured someone of his calibre is a coup for Scotland".

Not only does catcalling objectify and dehumanize women, I'm fairly certain it's one of the least effective means of securing someone's sexual interest outside of sending unsolicited dick pics or repeatedly phoning her parents at 2 AM to ask what her favorite color is.

This might be more secure (unless someone is watching you closely) but I've seen people struggle to make picture passwords work.

It may even be more secure because someone else can't buy drinks on your tab without you being notified via push.

That's arguably more secure than someone checking a box under penalty of perjury," Padilla said.

And for the key to be secure against someone that just rips out the chips and tries out all the possibilities, it has to be long.

Lori: I think there are genuine feelings there, but I do think that Ray feels more secure with someone younger and more innocent like Shosh.