Sentence examples for start to secure from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, vacationers start to secure rentals in February and March, but this year they started in January, he said.

"Then," he said, "we will start to secure buildings and begin the process of reconstruction, which will not be easy or brief".

"From Monday onwards I will meet with the owner and Mark Warburton [Brentford's sporting director] and start to secure players.

This is where a company can start to secure a broad monopoly and gain a significant competitive advantage.

Press the reverse sewing lever for just a moment when you start to secure your stitch.

After a few days you can start to secure the door for a few minutes at a time.

"The central government is not paying any attention to security, so we started to secure the region through its own revenues".

Awkwardly holding his gun, Mr. Salley started to secure the other people in the apartment with duct tape.

Not so good for property developers but excellent for you and me, as there are no high-rise buildings or competitive 7am starts to secure prime, seafront sunbeds.

Their advance had a galvanising effect in the country's Sunni-dominated south, where al-Qaida is particularly strong and the jihadis of Islamic State are just starting to secure a toehold.

Army Corps personnel, in charge of maintaining the levees in New Orleans, started to secure the locks, floodgates and other equipment, said Greg Breerwood, deputy district engineer for project management at the Army Corps of Engineers.