Sentence examples for by saying sure from inspiring English sources

"I once had a radio programmer question a Texas band's success by saying, 'Sure.

But Keith L.T. Wright, an assemblyman and the leader of the Manhattan Democratic Party, which endorsed Mr. Stringer, responded to a question about whether he would campaign for Mr. Stringer by saying, "Sure".

His is the image of a recent New Yorker cartoon in which a woman replies to a hunk's barroom approach by saying, "Sure, we can have dinner," but only if his breasts sign a "noncompete clause".

In the world of the ubiquitous sales call, the sort of person who picks up a landline and answers the opener, "Hello, I'm from ABC research, I wondered if I could ask you a few questions?", by saying "Sure, I've got time to talk" is not typical either.

He concluded by saying: "Sure, [the episode's] writing is smart and the jokes are funny, but without Phil Hartman as Troy McClure, 'A Fish Called Selma' would only be good.

(D1)" The migrant doctor corroborated this opinion by saying: "Sure, if you look at the Swedish families, most or nearly 90percentt have e-mails and are able to go online and cancel their appointments.

"I called Lauren and asked if I could stop by, and she said sure," Mr. Genauer said.

Asked why he could not visit by himself, Lon Snowden said: Sure, I could get on a flight tomorrow to Russia.

So we asked him, "Michael, are farts air-poop?" And he said, "I'm not sure but I could find out" so we said, "Why don't you?" and he said, "Do you want that by Thursday?" and we said, "Sure, Thursday would be fine".

But I start most conversations with "wantrepreneurs" by saying, "make sure it's in your personality type, make sure you have the risk appetite, make sure you can afford to take the risks given your life situations and make sure you know that there is a high possibility your startup won't be hugely financially rewarding.

Likewise, Mr. Cutler says, Sure is bought by consumers who "just want deodorant to do its job".