Sentence examples for secure something like from inspiring English sources

It's essential to secure "something like a year" between the uranium's exit and the fuel's arrival.

If they fail, he warns, Sri Lanka's relief at having secured something like peace may be short-lived.

If they fail at this, says Mr Saravanamuttu, Sri Lanka's relief at having secured something like peace may be short-lived.

How do you fully secure something as big and sprawling as an international airport against a terrorist bombing like the one on Monday at Domodedovo Airport in Moscow?

Poor fellows they must have been blown over the cliffs or drowned trying to secure a crane or something like that.

There are things on which it is good to spend public money, and securing the future of something like Stonehenge is wonderful, but one of the downsides of subsidising windmills is that they damage the countryside.

The core meaning of the word redemption is something like "to secure the freedom, or the very existence, of someone or something at a price...."....

They are people who have vague but strong longings for something like secure employment, and no idea where to look for it; who on the whole want to belong, and live in a climate where they are taken seriously as workers, as citizens – and as needy individuals; and who have got used to being pushed to the margins and told that they are dispensable.

Pay-gates are the natural evolution of that, and it's a system that is secure in a way that buying content on something like Amazon is secure".

Imagine you like something they like.

"I needed something secure," he said.