Sentence examples for secured some sort of from inspiring English sources

I could have pounded the pavement and most likely secured some sort of job but I opted not to.

A retreat without securing some sort of success would be the cruellest blow for the men on the ground.

Many, including members and supporters of the P.Y.D., want to secure some sort of broadened autonomy for the ethnic group in what they call Western Kurdistan.

This week, Mr. Wagoner told Congress that G.M. would innovate once more, this time in the hope of securing some sort of aid.

Mr. de Guindos has spent this week shuttling between European capitals to secure some sort of rescue package for Spain's troubled banks.

But I couldn't repeat any without securing some sort of extended jail term, especially for the one about Janis Joplin that's actually sort of illegal".

Did you start to follow up as soon as the two competing narratives emerged, or did you more recently secure some sort of information that helped crack the story?

It may mark Mr Jiang's attempt to secure some sort of political legacy for himself as he prepares to give up at least some of his three official posts in the coming months".If this is just a sop to the West, it is going much farther than ever before.

6.17pm: Andy Duncan latest: a "mutual" departure deal has been done; Duncan denies that he is going anywhere soon; he is keen to secure some sort of legacy - if he can't get the BBC WW deal, he might settle for a Sky ad deal.

In metaphysics, Kant refers to "the ridiculous despotism of the schools" (Bxxxv).[10] When we turn to the practical sphere, however, despotism is far from ridiculous: it is the last, brutal resort for securing some sort of coexistence among people who will not cooperate.

They're often overcrowded, with the talent from the film safely secured in some sort of fortified backroom to protect them from the hoards of attendees who were not in the movie.