Sentence examples for at its sure from inspiring English sources

Up north, families have been fighting Manchester's proposal to slash services at its Sure Start centers, part of an effort to cut £22 million from its early childhood budget.

But then Bowie didn't need to promote himself – the very existence of the song was enough to generate coverage across all media, with even the Today programme, not always at its most sure-footed when dealing with pop culture, reporting on the release.

At times, it sure looked that way.

During the blind tasting, this wine's gamay flavors at least hinted at its pedigree and sure enough, it was a 2001 Côtes-du-Brouilly from Georges Duboeuf.

As the movement matured (to be sure, at its height it attracted only a handful of artists) it spread to other countries, notably Holland and Belgium.

It picks out Corn Hill, at the north side of the beach, and daubs the tiny cottages at its crest in sure, vibrant strokes.

Any innovation that has efficiency at its core is sure to be greeted with interest by time-strapped consumers.

He pulled at its edges, to make sure it was secure.

"Many people would say the BBC needs to look carefully at its programming to make sure that it's distinctive and isn't simply reproducing what's available elsewhere".

"I am sure everyone will agree that it's imperative for the council to use every power at its disposal to make sure that those who spoil the environment pay the price for their selfishness," he said.

The markets did not expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at its meeting this week, and, sure enough, Mr Greenspan did nothing.