Sentence examples for confident seats from inspiring English sources

And if the economy is so bad, why is Jonas Weil, an entrepreneur from St . Louis starting Aspen Air this month, offering first-class round-trip service on private jets from Teterboro, N.J., near New York City Chicago Dallasas; West Palm Beach, Fla.; and Burbank, Calif.? Prices start at $3,300, and Mr. Weil is confident seats will sell.

Waxman seemed confident his seat would stay in Democratic hands.

That works in the Democrats' favourAccording to Charlie Cook, one of the capital's most trusted political analysts, Democrats can be confident of 202 seats in the House of Representatives.

"If we do that we can be confident of winning seats in parliament".

The Conservatives are confident they can keep the seat and have an experienced team backing-up Rebecca Harris for a second term.

In his soft, lilting Fermanagh accent, Elliott says he is quietly confident he can win back the seat unionism lost to Sinn Féin in 2001.

In the lower house anti-reform members of the LDP and New Komeito, confident of their seats, may now be emboldened to resist Abenomics more forcefully.

And Clive Palmer, as mentioned earlier, is confident of five seats across both houses, despite accusing the wife of Rupert Murdoch, Wendy Deng, of being a Chinese spy during a rant on live breakfast TV.

The expenses scandal was a tipping point and it was instructive that the worst excesses took place where complacent MPs had safe seats, confident that they could weather any storm.

Republican leaders have become more confident they can hold the Peach State seat, made open by the retirement of GOP Sen. Saxby Chambliss, after enthusiasm for the more conservative candidates cooled.

UKIP have already succeeded in pushing Conservatives to the right on Europe, and Farage is confident he can do the same to Labour by threatening their marginal seats.