secure from something

He secured a key to the back door from the owner.

One would secure each end of the pen, from the outside.

Since 2011 funding has been secured from the city council.

The first buyer was able to secure their car in less than 20 minutes from the site going live.

The first obligation of our government is to secure the nation from attack.

They were kept in a back room, secure from potential thieves.

At the same time he secured additional funds from the general church.

Success in the trial year would secure further funding from the council.

She had been safe in her shell, secure from the world.

She has always had to secure her own financing from outside sources.

It had been slated-in and was secure from the weather.

I felt I could never sleep again until my bed was secure from them.

"You told me outside," she asked him, "that here I should be secure from the sorceress?"

But I think you alone among us are secure from that fate.

For the most part Canada is secure from major natural disasters that affect the architecture of other nations.

I didn't have the guts to ask why my body was more secure from harm in the balcony.

It was designed to be secure from the start.

"I have a new formation that should be secure from attack!"

As a result, America is safer and more secure from those who would harm us.

The money is secure from our point of view.