Sentence examples for certs to from inspiring English sources

Everyone seems to have Leeds down as racing certs to beat Melbourne in the World Club Challenge, with five of our six tipsters confident that the Rhinos will win by between six and 14 points.

"He is an absolute dead cert to start for England," McCall said.

I thought George Shaw was a dead cert to win, with his suburban Coventry.

Badger was a dead-cert to win series two of The Apprentice in 2006.

Federer thinks he's a dead cert to hold at 40-15.

It seems a racing cert to me, but Raonic isn't giving up without a fight.

It seems that the Court now is granting cert to cases specifically for the purpose of overturning precendent.

If screen necrophilia incites copycat killing, then why did the BBFC give a cert to Visitor Q?

Early birdie for Victor Dubuisson at 3, to move the impressive French Ryder Cup cert to +1.

In Bradford, on 44 seats, Labour should on paper be a dead cert to take the two they need to gain an outright majority.

If world cups were handed out for effort and humility, then the brawnily affable Robshaw would be a dead cert to become one of "those guys" himself.