Sentence examples for who procures from inspiring English sources
Besides, it is the patient and not the doctor who procures the drug.
Nancy Smith, from Miami, who procures furniture for hotels, helped furnish the teenagers' center at the Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach.
When I asked Boras about the book, he said, "There's this kid named Sosnick in it — some young kid who procures high-school players".
The author uses "guilty" in a psychological sense, to concede that a woman who procures an abortion will be haunted by it.
The contracts should also specify who procures and pays for permits, who has responsibility for carting away construction debris and when the work will commence and be completed.
It is Loki who procures for the gods their best treasures — the spear that never misses, the hammer that never breaks.
Britain offers temporary visas to those who procure £50,000 from a venture backer.
brought recognition from the statesman Sir Edward Grey, who procured him a state pension in 1901.
(It was Venkatesh who procured the data, from a former gang member).
Both maintain a network of expert buyers who procure some of the finest coffees in the world.
W.H". in the dedication is thought by some to be the person who procured him his copy.
