Sentence examples for secure something to from inspiring English sources

So, whether you're a Warhol junkie or a Pollock curator, rest assured that game theory will help you secure something to decorate that empty stretch of wall space between your golden stairwell sconces.

For those who want to secure something exclusive to put under next year's tree: ThreeASFOUR, a fragrance curated by the Parisian boutique Colette in 2005 and named for the fashion house, will be brought back by Aedes de Venustas this summer in a slightly tweaked formulation containing three elements of the original: vetiver, ginger and iris.

In a diner in Manchester, N.H., a Clinton backer eager for an 11th hour presidential signature resorted to desperate means to secure something for him to sign.

It is deeply distressing to see the enormous legal obstacles that Vice President Al Gore has had to leap in order to secure something as simple, and as fundamental to our democratic process, as an accurate vote count (front page, Nov. 29).

And the First Amendment was intended to secure something more than an exercise in futility--it guarantees a meaningful opportunity to express one's views.

And since it's retractable, you don't have to deal with a tangled mess every time you want to secure something.

That would enable them to secure something in return.

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

Radwan's mother, Christabel, said: "We're happy, we thank God that we are able to secure something for his future.

Or perhaps you'll spot a sublet or other temporary living situation with a move-out date that gives you enough time to secure something more permanent.

Once upon a time, when you wanted to secure something of value, you put it in a vault and distributed the keys.