Sentence examples for certain of an from inspiring English sources

In practice only three can be certain of an invitation: Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary.

Varoufakis, who is fifty-four, had the peace of mind of someone who was certain of an election result and already savoring the satisfactions to follow.

Had they tired of killing each other, or would each side continue to press ahead, certain of an outright military victory rather than a negotiated settlement?

Certain of an ultimate German victory, he became convinced that France's best course lay in collaboration with Germany in order to assure France a strong role in the future.

Her interest in body cameras also underscored an unusual fact about the litigation: the civil rights lawyers who brought the lawsuit, Floyd v. City of New York, were certain of an underlying problem, but less precise about offering solutions.

Instead, the Tar Heels lost more home games (five) than any other Carolina team since World War II, finished with nine defeats in their final 16 games, were eliminated in their A.C.C. tournament opener and with an 18-13 record were not certain of an N.C.A.A. bid until the last moment.

Both are all but certain of a home quarter-final.

Schleper was not nearly as certain of a quick fix.

So AstraZeneca is less certain of a $3.5bn a year sales target for Brilinta by 2023.

But not all military units are as certain of a hands-off approach.

Of course, the Fox pundits were most certain of a Palin win.