Sentence examples for be sure on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "be sure on" is not grammatically correct and is not typically used in written English
Instead, the phrase should be written as "be sure to". Example: "Be sure to call your mother on her birthday."
To be sure, on one level "Safe Area Gorazde" seems like a familiar combination of reportage and first-person narrative of a trip to a war zone (though one of exceptional distinction with, moreover, the novelty of being in the form of a comic book).
"As it stands currently, if you are making an Xbox one game you can be sure on what kind of hardware it's running," says Atkinson-Jones.
More, he managed a few smiles — an improvement, to be sure, on the Tiger blueprint.
His information, to be sure, on the general history of this American phase is remarkable.
Just to be sure, on the third day of school, Donna White put her 25 kindergartners through their paces.
To be sure, on Tuesday he also called on Congress to pass legislation preserving DACA before March, when the government will stop renewing the program recipients' status.
He had "Heart & Soul" tattooed on his arm and I'm sure on his heart too.
The city was quiet that day; private remembrances were, I'm sure, on everyone's minds.
I'm sure, on reflection, you'll realise that that is a poor reason to resign.
Kelson will be taken, she is sure, on the stroke of his 33rd birthday.
Mr. Wills is sure, on the other hand, of his own discrepant Catholicism.
