Sentence examples for certain to ask from inspiring English sources

The committee is due to question the sports minister, Tracey Crouch, on Tuesday, and MPs are certain to ask her if she will support the proposed legislation.

England have seen that Australia's pacemen are far less intimidating on slow seaming pitches and are certain to ask Mick Hunt to prepare a similar surface at Lord's.

Investigators are almost certain to ask for an explanation of the details reported by the police who arrived at Woods's house.

Not even Peter Jackson would be able to keep pace with Wagner's hurtling, hovering, ever-evolving musical images, although someday an opera house is certain to ask him to try.

Aggressiveness in this instance would be the willingness to consistently draft players in the top 10 rounds who are higher rated than others still available and almost certain to ask for more money.

For example, William Raspberry, a black columnist for The Washington Post, whose work is widely syndicated, wrote last December: "Let me make a speech before a black audience and sometime during the Q & A someone is certain to ask if I believe there is a conspiracy against black Americans.

It becomes possible to routinely find patients with certain conditions, to ask questions about their recent laboratory values, and even to go through their notes to look for certain issues, like new problems [ 32, 33].

Elan failed to file its annual report by the June 29 deadline, allowing certain investors to ask for repayment sooner than expected.

"There is a certain reluctance to ask a first lady the question: What in this book is going to earn $8m?" one editor who chose not to bid for the book told the Washington Post.

Its common practice in certain sectors to ask for unpaid work but that doesn't mean it's okay.

One of these, an app called "Ask ne1," is already live on iTunes, allowing users within a certain proximity to ask each other questions and chat.