Sentence examples for to secure some of from inspiring English sources
In Kylie, Guy and Radha, the team has been able to secure some of Australia's most established and iconic talents.
Referring to the rebels who have taken control of Tripoli and to the international community, he added, "They need to get people here to secure some of this".
Altitude had to accept split showtimes to secure some of its venues – a compromise distributors prefer not to make on the opening week of a film.
He and Nijinsky cut a poetic picture of man and horse in full flow, but he needed raw force to secure some of his most famous wins.
For example, he was able to secure some of the nation's most stringent gun control measures after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut in 2012.
This year, Midwestern states went to great lengths to secure some of the highest participation rates in filling out census forms of anywhere in the country, but that was apparently not enough to affect the larger trend.
"Under Heather's leadership we achieved a great deal; from becoming the first Welsh council to pay the living wage to securing some of the most ambitious economic development projects the city has seen, and I relish the opportunity to develop this moving forward.
In Thailand, where large joint projects were not funded, HEFP's financial contribution was considered relatively insignificant, though the partnership certainly contributed to securing some of the PhD sponsorship.
She added: Activists have fought for years to secure some shred of legal recourse for victims of revenge porn.
The new violence complicated an already uphill effort by the Bush administration to secure some kind of truce after 18 months of violence that has left more than 2,000 people dead.
Spears herself, in fact, appears to see the matter in this way, singing in "Piece of Me": "I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous (You want a piece of me) / I'm Mrs. Oh My God That Britney's Shameless/(You want a piece of me)." Like Iphigenia, Spears is prepared to give of herself in order to secure some measure of celebrity for herself.
