Sentence examples for certain for him from inspiring English sources
Sheridan will coach the defense in the 8-7 Giants' meaningless season finale Sunday in Minneapolis against the Vikings (11-4) — who are trying to secure a first-round playoff bye — but nothing after that is certain for him.
Although the work provided some evidence supporting the claim that Colombian planes had failed to respect the limit, Mena did not feel that the results were sufficiently certain for him to testify at The Hague, because parameters such as the height and velocity of the Colombian planes were unknown.
James Muyskens suggests, for example, that one who hopes 'keep[s] his life open or fluid with respect to [a faith-proposition] p where (a) neither p nor not-p is certain for him, (b) he wants p and (c) he sees p as constructively connected with his own well-being and/or concept of himself as a person' (1979, 35).
Defeat is certain for him who has neglected to take the necessary precautions in time; this is called bad luck.
Mr. Shults quickly found that the lab's difficult shooting conditions made certain choices for him.
And yet, the narrator feels a certain sympathy for him, which edges into empathy.
"And he also told me I could find out certain things for him given my military background," he said.
— Eric Asimov Afar: The British chef James Lowe went to Mexico City last year and ate wonderful life-changing meals that, he says, ruined certain foods for him forever.
As things look at this early date, that may be the only certain way for him to leave an artistic legacy in New York.
Pretending to be devout, the devious Grossbart coaxes Marx into bending certain rules for him, and Marx defies his own scruples to do so, with increasing reluctance as the demands escalate, until he finally exacts revenge for having been conned.
"He said that Ms. deVeau had purchased certain books for him, brought them to St. Elizabeths, given them to him and taken them back once Mr. Hinckley had read them," said the filing by the federal prosecutors, Robert R. Chapman and Thomas E. Zeno.
