Sentence examples for got to be certain from inspiring English sources

The song was "Got to Be Certain": three neat minutes of catchy electronic pop, all written and produced by her Svengalis Stock, Aitken and Waterman.

His family told him, 'You've got to be certain, you've got to be definite about this.' " Pettitte set a deadline of Feb. 1 for himself, and as it drew closer he said he cut off contact with friends and acquaintances.

Her association with Stock, Aitken and Waterman continued until her fourth album, Let's Get to It (1991), and only a few of those songs stand time's tests: Got to Be Certain (1988) is still adorably sweet, Hand on Your Heart (1989) still perfect bubblegum with a brilliant chorus, and Step Back in Time and Shocked (both 1991) still bounce hard.

In other words, when you're trying to figure out a five-year projection about your companies, you've got to be certain that the tax load that you now bear isn't going to increase.

Follow-up singles from the album sold well, including "Got to Be Certain", her third consecutive number one single on the Australian music charts.

The songs "Got to Be Certain" and "It's No Secret" are both dance-inspired songs, while the latter is inspired by more ballad music, while "Turn It Into Love" is a house music song.

"You've got to be a certain way, have a certain look and a certain sound, and that's it.

"We can only spend that once, so we have got to be absolutely certain that we are spending it in the right place, developing this facility," said Grant.

He proposes a working theory of filmmaking as world-making: "No matter how weird something is, no matter how strange the world is that you're making a film about, it's got to be a certain way.

"There's got to be a certain bravery or stupidity to what I do.

"We're not demanding it's got to be a certain way.