Sentence examples for to secure dates from inspiring English sources

Mr. McDonald said his group was optimistic that "now community-based arts organizations will be able to return to that space, and we'll be able to secure dates".

"As Carnegie Hall is working further in advance now than before -- two to three years -- outside renters may not be able to secure dates as far in advance".

Mr. Kwatinetz sued and, according to court records, accused Mr. Gallin of asking Mr. Kwatinetz to secure male dates for him.

Ski Independence (0131-243 8097; ski-i.com) warns that the old adage – you need to book early to secure the dates and destination that you want – remains as true today as it was in the boom years.

"Though we are saddened by the departure of City Opera, the newly available dates at the Koch Theater provide a great opportunity for companies of all kinds, from all over the world, to perform here," said Katherine Brown, City Ballet's executive director, "including many who have been interested in the past but not able to secure workable dates".

For the first time, however, he is adamant there is a "real desire from both fighters" to secure a date.

They are organizing a contest, their own takeoff of "The Bachelorette," to secure a date for Thompson, who requests only that the young man be taller than 6 feet.

He is living in the moment — carrying the gold medal around in his backpack, trying (and failing) to secure a date with the young woman who awarded it to him, making plans to campaign for longer-distance races for the disabled.

Belgium takes the lead in stoppage time to secure a date with Brazil in the quarterfinals.

Much like Stone, 18-year-old Kevin McGuire used social media to secure a date with Taylor Swift.

Regardless of how Stone's plan pans out, he now joins the ranks of several teens who have taken extraordinary measures to secure a date to prom.