Sentence examples for would have procured from inspiring English sources

The witch doctor would have procured the boy in West Africa, perhaps paying a fee to his family, a fee who may have expected him to be put to work abroad.

But if this were true, why would Smith by then have procured the pair of black gloves the pair famously go on to share?

Only seven managers have procured more Premier League points this season than Garry Monk.

She said she would tell police she had procured the nine-week pills "on several occasions" but would argue she had not committed any offence.

If Mayor Livingstone had procured this kind of review would this paragraph have even been included in the list of recommendations?

By spring 2005 Ms. Long, calling in a lot of favors, had procured five tons of grapes, which would come from vines planted in five different vineyards.

Molins said the investigation would focus on a number of key issues, including potential accomplices, how Lahouaiej-Bouhlel had procured the gun he fired at police and whether he was connected to radical jihadi networks.

Each of the charges claimed that alleged conspirators had procured or made rate submissions "with the intention that the economic interests of others would be prejudiced and/or to make personal gain for themselves or another".

Some of the savvier women had procured them last fall.

If the government had procured this year's PFI investment conventionally, public-sector net borrowing already forecast in the budget at 2.5% of GDP would instead be about 3%.

(Note: In attempting to procure a passport, they had procured the birth certificate of a cerebral palsy sufferer).