Sentence examples for will try to secure from inspiring English sources

(The president-elect has declared that he will try to secure their release).

Now the spotlight shifts to Woods, who will try to secure his 15th major title, and his fifth green jacket, this week at the Masters.

Between now and the British Open, players will try to secure spots on their squads on merit, and the captains will plot their wild-card selections.

If possible, she said, her nerves will be more noticeable Sunday, when she will try to secure her first major victory since winning the 2004 Women's British Open.

Axford, who will try to secure their victories, is a mustachioed former bartender and cellphone salesman from Canada who was undrafted out of Canisius College and released by the Yankees after one season in the minors.

Now the party wolves are scenting blood and may go in for the kill.Before the DS grandees move to depose their party leader, they will try to secure the government.

"We'll try to secure a couple players to make this team more competitive next year".

Ms Sherriff will now try to secure a backbench business debate on ethical behaviour to raise the issue in parliament.

It will probably try to secure 80-85% of total revenues for itself, which is high by international standards.

But Boras, after brokering a four-year deal for the 35-year-old Lowe, will doubtless try to secure a similar pact for Pérez, a 27-year-old left-hander.

The two front-runners will now try to secure the support of those who backed candidates now eliminated, notably the veteran Antoine Gizenga, who came third with 13% of the vote.The hope is that this latest battle has not doomed the entire election.