Sentence examples for certain to live from inspiring English sources

Bloody and not certain to live, Will embraces Hannibal as they stand on the cliff.

About one half of one per cent of all registered voters in the United States — ninety-six per cent of them likely to be white, a hundred per cent certain to live in Iowa or New Hampshire — will now exercise their inalienable, God-given, legally mandated right to choose the Presidential nominees of the two parties.

Bookstores are filled with authors opining on their own demise and ruminating on what matters most to them if given a time-certain to live.

You know a human being needs certain things to live.

And an avalanche of expectations they are almost certain not to live up to.

Does she not realise that she has a certain reputation to live up to?

"There's a certain pressure to live up to that reputation that's been created by the film," he said.

But to do that you need a car, and that means you have to have a certain income to live there".

IT takes a certain talent to live in happy denial, to slide toward the edge of a precipice and be perfectly relaxed about it.

There's a certain pull to live what bits of life you can while there's money in your pocket, because no matter how responsible you are you will be broke in three days anyway.

"If it looks like a particular cancer cell is dependent on a certain pathway to live or grow, and if you can shut it down preferentially in that cancer cell, you can stop it," Dr. Carey said.