Sentence examples for No cert from inspiring English sources
Chop Suey ** Dir: Bruce Weber 98 mins, no cert Like Churchill's themeless pudding, this gregarious autobiographical feature from photographer and film-maker Bruce Weber (who made the Chet Baker biopic Let's Get Lost) is lacking in focus.
Dancing at the Blue Iguana (123 mins, 18) Directed by Michael Radford; starring Daryl Hannah, Jennifer Tilly, Charlotte Ayanna Cabaret (123 mins, no cert) Directed by Bob Fosse; starring Liza Minnelli, Michael York What Time Is It There?
A Night at the Opera / A Day at the Races ***** Dir: Sam Wood With: Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, Allan Jones, Margaret Dumont 96 mins / 111 mins, no cert "There ain't no sanity clause," says a truculent Chico to Groucho in the contract routine of A Night at the Opera: a gag which neatly describes the entire structure and grammar of the brothers' delirious comedy.
All the analyses were performed in the ISO9001-2000 Clinical Experimental Oncology LaboratoryLabofathey of the National Cancer Centre of Bari (DNV Certificate No CERT-17885-2006-AQ-BRI-SINCERT).
With the prospect of a Conservative government no longer a dead-cert, the rightwing media will now lash out.
A VR program at a major film festival is a virtual (no pun intended) cert these days, as the technology begins to deliver highly interesting creative results.
Of course the winner of this week's game will have a great chance of winning the Championship but they will both have three more tough games, no-one's a dead cert to win after one round of games.
It may be hard to remember now, but War Horse was by no means a dead cert for the National Theatre.
Both have a fighting chance of winning but, as always with the Oscars, there's no such thing as a dead cert.
'They were in no way dead certs for fame - they were both very young and in many ways undiscovered at the time and could have slipped off the radar at any time.
