Sentence examples for secured the offer from inspiring English sources
The Scottish philosopher David Hume took him there and secured the offer of a pension from King George III; but once in England, Rousseau became aware that certain British intellectuals were making fun of him, and he suspected Hume of participating in the mockery.
Welsh Water's chief executive Chris Jones said he was delighted to have secured the loan offer "as it helps us deliver higher investment and lower bills for our customers".
Mayor John DeStefano Jr. of New Haven, whose office secured the agreement, offered less-grudging support of the program.
In an additional announcement Rightster said it has secured the rights to offer live and on demand Australian Football League games outside Australia and New Zealand.
Prexar Mobile has secured the right to offer contract-free monthly plans to former Amp'd customers who, until now, had to choose between switching to Verizon or using their phones as decorative lumps of useless crap.
Thanks to the support from UNICEF and other organizations, they have secured the resources to offer an improved environment for these children, given them and their families support for a better life.
Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, who was a vocal supporter of Hillary Clinton even before she secured the Democratic nomination, offered his congratulations to Trump "in the name of Italy" and said he was convinced that the friendship between Italy and the US was strong and solid.
It's only the company's version, but Dell seemingly did what it could to secure the best offer available.
Today the balance of power has shifted and universities go cap-in-hand to fee-paying students who barter their custom to secure the best offer.
This gave her leverage not only to secure the same offer at M.I.T. but to persuade the university to commit three hundred thousand dollars for the creation of the Poverty Action Lab.
Your employer is likely to be more supportive if you disclose your condition, but you may find it more difficult to secure the job offer in the first place.
