In the article, Hastings wrote: "The sacking of Michael Gove – for assuredly, his demotion from education secretary to chief whip amounts to nothing less – has shocked middle England.
For, assuredly, there is difference enough among virtues of the same denomination, as between the bravery of Alcibiades and that of Epaminondas, the prudence of Themistocles and that of Aristides, the justice of Numa and that of Agesilaus.
For most assuredly a defendant whose property is attached in a state court prior to removal may not have been given notice of the kind which personal service would provide, since the state procedure as in this case commonly permits attachment or garnishment where only service by publication can be made.
Both have the potential to change the status quo considerably: in Washington, unquestionably for the better; in Dubai, assuredly for the worse.
As reported prior, MLB had been planning on making games available in the home markets via streaming to computers and smart devices for 2016, most assuredly in preparation for some form of settlement with fans.
After a performance like this, public respect for Murray will assuredly become true affection – and, as such, it will count for something.
Combine "Watt" and "Knott" and you get "whatnot," and for some readers, assuredly, "Watt" will never be more than that: two hundred and fifty pages of mannered prose, showy vocabulary ("ataraxy," "conglutination," "exiguity"), syllogisms, lists, and Gertrude Stein-like repetitions and variations.
On the hour mark, the young Canadian slid a perfect pass to the Honduran Peralta, who advanced deep into the Stranraer box and finished assuredly for his first Rangers goal.
As I passed into the lower portion, I prepared myself for what would assuredly turn out to be the lair of a notorious, deadly gang of......ping pong players.
"The Romans made use of their elderly and had faith in their wisdom and experience," writes Dr. Karen Cokayne of the University of Reading, quoting Cicero as saying, "For there is assuredly nothing dearer to a man than wisdom, and though age takes away all else, it undoubtedly brings us that".
This gang, he learned after finishing his song, was a claque that expected to be paid for its applause, and most assuredly was compensated for the cheers it delivered for his second number that night.
