Sentence examples for will secure a place from inspiring English sources

The winner of the match, billed as the richest game in football, will secure a place in the Premier League and the attendant windfall, worth up to £90m.

Americans are said to approve of inequality because, being optimistic types, they think that one day they too will secure a place among the elite.

Given the number of families who have applied for camp in the past, we believe that in this first year about 90% or more of lottery registrations will secure a place at camp for 2019.

England know only back-to-back victories over the next 10 days will secure a place in the final at Anfield and while they are heavy favourites to beat Scotland Taylor is refusing to write off a side heavily beaten by Australia on the opening weekend.

On balance, it is unlikely that Rooney will secure a place in the team instead of Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and Dele Alli through his goalscoring prowess; it is more probable that Southgate will want him in the squad for his experience, example and influence on younger players.

Victory over Scotland will secure a place in next year's World Twenty20.

With Manchester City having won the Capital One Cup, the club finishing in sixth place will secure a Europa League place only if City finish in the top four and take their spot in the Champions League.

For the dead, however, virtually no amount of money will secure a final resting place in the heart of a city that is fast running out of graveyard space.

Reading are currently ninth in the Championship, but victory in their final three games will secure a play-off place.

Cambridge United manager Shaun Derry believes "four wins out of five" will secure a play-off place for his side.

BBC Sport looks at the various play-off permutations heading into the final day of the Premiership season... Leicester Tigers will secure a play-off place if they match or better the result of Exeter Chiefs and/or Saracens.