Sentence examples for trouble to secure from inspiring English sources

The Welshman held a 27-second lead going into the final stage - won by German Andre Greipel - and stayed out of trouble to secure overall victory.

The 2014 BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year held a 27-second lead going into the final stage - won by German Andre Greipel - and stayed out of trouble to secure overall victory.

Mr Worthington said: "A lot of people went to an awful lot of trouble to secure the vote for us so it really is your duty to vote if you can.

Howard Kendall returned as Everton manager in November, with Colin Harvey being demoted to his assistant, and led the club out of relegation trouble to secure a ninth place finish.

One participant described client condom refusal extending to him throwing the condom out the window after she went to some trouble to secure one from a friend.

After going through all the trouble to secure an internship you'll need to make sure that you use it wisely.

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Never Enough Testing", and by 2005 the studio was in financial trouble, no longer able to secure funding for additional titles.

When Cary Fukunaga was interviewed about the troubles he faced trying to secure funding for child-soldier drama Beasts of No Nation, he said that the process would have been a lot easier if he wasn't making such a "black" film.

The 18-year-old took five months off with kidney trouble – yet she still managed to secure an A* in geography, a B in physics and an A in the Welsh baccalaureate.

He quickly got into financial trouble even when he was able to secure loans from established lenders.